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2015-02-16 Australia Australia


BBC News
   
Abbott cites 'legal options' amid Bali Nine corruption claims   
BBC News
Australian Prime Minster Tony Abbott has said there are still "legal options available" in the case of two Australians on death row in Indonesia. Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran were convicted of drug crimes in 2006 and could be executed within days.
The island where the Bali Nine face death   NEWS.com.au
Bali Nine: Lawyer for Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan may demand ...   ABC Online
Share this story   Herald Sun
The Guardian   
Sydney Morning Herald   
The Daily Telegraph   
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Sydney Morning Herald
   
Sydney escort Madison Ashton loses court battle for share of Richard Pratt's ...   
Sydney Morning Herald
Sydney escort Madison Ashton has lost her latest legal bid to secure part of the estate of her former lover, the deceased cardboard box king Richard Pratt, and is now facing hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal costs. Ms Ashton has long claimed that ...

Mistress loses battle for fortune   NEWS.com.au
Mistress has 'no claim to Pratt fortune': court   The New Daily
Madison Ashton, mistress of late Richard Pratt, denied multi-million-dollar claim ...   ABC Online
The Daily Telegraph   
Daily Mail   
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The Guardian
   
Four arrested for allegedly attempting to export 150 native animals to Europe   
The Guardian
In this file photo, a customs officer in Perth holds three banded knob-tailed geckos seized in 2009. Geckos can fetch about $5,000 a pair on the black market. Photograph: Department of Environment and Conservation/AAP. Australian Associated Press.
East Europeans caught smuggling wildlife out of Western Australia   The Australian (blog)
Four foreigners charged over illegal export of WA native wildlife   ABC Online
'Hundreds of reptiles found' in smuggling bust   The West Australian

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Yahoo!7 News
   
Police officers need to be trained for lone-wolf style terrorist attacks, NSW Police ...   
ABC Online
The New South Wales Police Association is calling for its officers to be better trained and equipped to take down "lone wolf" terrorists, and it wants general duties officers to be assigned long-range firearms. In a pre-election submission, the union argued ...

More guns needed to combat terror: police   The Daily Telegraph
Police call for training to take down "active shooter" lone wolf terrorists   Sydney Morning Herald
NSW police demand training to take down lone wolf 'active shooters'   9news.com.au

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Sky News Australia
   
Abbott 'encourages' Turnbull's ambition   
Sky News Australia
It was widely believed the communications minister would have stood for the Liberal leadership if it had been declared vacant. 'I encourage it,' Mr Abbott told Sydney radio station Triple M of Mr Turnbull's ambition. The prime minister didn't agree with ...


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ABC Online
   
Eyre Highway road rage shooter jailed for 14 years   
ABC Online
A Perth man who fired shots at another man during a high-speed road rage incident in South Australia has been jailed for 14 years. Michael Craig Anderson, 54, was found guilty of attempted murder for the incident that took place near Kimba on the Eyre ...

Road-rage shooting driver jailed   9news.com.au
Michael Craig Anderson jailed for at least eight years for trying to shoot and kill ...   The Australian
'Mad Max' road-rage driver jailed   Sky News Australia

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9news.com.au
   
YOUR SAY: Queenslanders describe the moment they felt today's 5.2 magnitude ...   
9news.com.au
A magnitude 5.2 earthquake rocked parts of Queensland this morning, with tremors felt more than 300km away. 9news.com.au readers reported feeling the tremors across the state. Scroll down to read some of their experiences. The quake struck near the ...

Eidsvold quake: so what really caused the earth to move?   Whitsunday Times
Earthquake shakes south east Queensland   Brisbane Times
Queensland hit by rare earthquakes   BBC News
ABC Online (blog)   
Courier Mail   
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SBS
   
42yo woman and two kids charged with arson over Port Augusta house fire   
ABC Online
A woman and two children have been charged with arson after a fire caused $80,000 damage to a house at Port Augusta yesterday. A 42-year-old woman has been refused bail and is due to appear in the Port Augusta Magistrates Court today, while a ...

Mouth to meow resuscitation in house fire   SBS
Mouth to meow resuscitation in house fire - Yahoo!7   Yahoo!7 News

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ABC Online
   
Congolese community devastated at fatal family crash near Victoria-SA border   
ABC Online
The small Congolese community in the South Australian city of Mount Gambier is in mourning after a road crash killed three members of one family. A mother, father and their baby daughter died when their car veered off the road and hit a tree near the ...

Relatives of Mt Gambier family killed in horror crash near Casterton, Victoria ...   Herald Sun

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The New Daily
   
Lib elders slam child detention   
The New Daily
High-profile Liberals have slammed the Abbott government's “abhorrent” and “outrageous” policy of keeping children in detention and its dismissal of a damning human rights report. Former Liberal New South Wales premier Nick Greiner told Fairfax he was ...

Don't shoot the messenger says Human Rights Commission President Gillian ...   The Age

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