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'Heads should roll' at ABC over Q and A rerun
Sky News Australia
Prime Minister Tony Abbott has said 'heads should roll' at the ABC after the broadcaster aired a rerun of Monday's controversial Q and A episode. Asked for his view on the broadcast, Mr Abbott said it was 'utterly incomprehensible' that the ABC had chosen to ...

Q&A: Malcolm Turnbull launches investigation, warns of “consequences”   The Australian
Andrews has never been on Q&A   Yahoo7 News
MP calls for Q&A producer to be sacked   InDaily
Clarence Valley Daily Examiner
SBS
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Bill Shorten 'regrets' lying about Rudd meeting
Brisbane Times
Bill Shorten concedes it was 'a mistake' to lie on radio about a meeting he had with Kevin Rudd at the height of Labor leadership tension. 25/06/15. Q&A audience member Zaky Mallah shocks with call to IS (01:51) A. Up next... Q&A furore and the terror threat.
Killing Season: Plibersek stands by Shorten, Feeney says lying was typical   The Australian
Shorten 'must own up to his lie'   NEWS.com.au
'I am kicking myself': Bill Shorten admits lying to broadcaster Neil Mitchell about ...   Sydney Morning Herald
The Guardian
9news.com.au
Sky News Australia
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Multiple cars break down on M4 after using Caltex contaminated fuel
Sydney Morning Herald
How do I remedy contaminated fuel? More than 20 cars have broken down along the eastbound lanes of the M4 Motorway after being filled with contaminated fuel from a Caltex petrol station. It shuts down the engine and there is nothing that can be done to fix ...

Defective E10 petrol blamed for 20 cars breaking down on Sydney motorway   ABC Online
Bad petrol causes breakdowns on M4   Brisbane Times
Dodgy E10 fuel causes 20 cars to breakdown on M4 at Eastern Creek   The Daily Telegraph
Daily Mail
Global Times
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Woolworths vs Woolworths: David Jones' new owner to overhaul food business
Sydney Morning Herald
Supermarket chains Woolworths and Coles could soon be facing competition from an unlikely source – the South African owner of upmarket department store chain David Jones. Woolworths Holdings, which outlaid $2.2 billion last year to buy David Jones ...

David Jones to compete with supermarkets   Sky News Australia
David Jones's food strategy needs new recipe   The Australian Financial Review
David Jones may join food fight   The Australian
Daily Mail
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Boston bombing: The day when the victims confronted the bomber
BBC News
The crime had seemed impersonal and chilling - the bombing of a crowd of spectators. Yet it led to a strangely personal day, with the bomber and his victims speaking up for the first time. It was an "extraordinary case", Judge George O'Toole Jr said in ...

Breaking Silence, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev Apologizes for Boston Marathon Bombing   New York Times
'I am sorry,' Dzhokhar Tsarnaev tells Boston Marathon victims at his sentencing   Los Angeles Times
Boston Bomber Breaks His Silence and Apologizes   ABC News
Firstpost
The Australian (blog)
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Legacy Way tunnel to open Thursday night
Brisbane Times
The race to be "first one through" Legacy Way tunnel at 9pm Thursday night could come down to a matter of luck and timing. PT2M9S 620 349. Autoplay OnOff; Video feedback; Video settings. Video will begin in 5 seconds. Don't play; Play now. Brisbane's ...

How to be one of the first through the M5 Legacy Way tunnel tonight   ABC Online (blog)
Lord Mayor Graham Quirk is optimistic the tunnel will open by the weekend ...   Courier Mail
Legacy Way gets green light for traffic   9news.com.au

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Sydney mother who blamed pogo stick for 7yo son's death jailed for manslaughter
ABC Online
A Sydney mother who initially claimed her son's fatal injuries were caused by a fall from a pogo stick has been sentenced to 14 years in jail for his manslaughter. After the seven-year-old was found dead at his Oatley home in May, 2013, the woman told police ...

Sydney mum jailed for son's death   Sky News Australia
Mum who claimed son died after falling off pogo stick sentenced to 10 years jail   9news.com.au
Pogo stick child death: mother sentenced to jail   The Age
Stuff.co.nz
The Daily Telegraph
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Citizenship bill aimed at terrorists, not vandals, says Peter Dutton
ABC Online
The Federal Government has defended the reach of its bill to strip Australian citizenship from dual nationals involved in terrorism, after leading constitutional lawyers expressed concerns parts of the bill could see people lose their citizenship for vandalising ...

Deeply flawed citizenship law throws a wide net   Sydney Morning Herald
Australia's terrorism laws could see citizenship stripped from graffiti artists   Daily Mail
Graffiti could lead to citizenship removal   Sky News Australia
SBS
International Business Times AU
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Recognition 'not owned by any party': MP
NEWS.com.au
CONSTITUTIONAL recognition of indigenous Australians should not be owned by any political party, Liberal MP Ken Wyatt says. MR Wyatt was tabling a parliamentary committee report on Thursday giving the green light to a referendum to recognise ...

Constitutional recognition for Indigenous people   NewsMaker (press release)
Indigenous recognition report release   Perth Now

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Man, 19, dies after falling from cliff in WA's Karijini National Park; woman injured ...
ABC Online
A 19-year-old man has died after falling from a cliff at a gorge in the Karijini National Park in Western Australia's Pilbara, while a woman was seriously injured in a separate incident in the park. It is understood the Newman State Emergency Service received a ...

Teenage tourist dies after ledge fall in WA outback   WA today
Man dies after ledge fall in outback WA   Sky News Australia
Man, 19, dies in Karijini gorge rock fall   Perth Now

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