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BBC News
   
Ceremony in Japan marks 70th anniversary of end of WW2   
BBC News
Japanese Emperor Akihito is leading a memorial ceremony in Tokyo to mark the 70th anniversary of the end of World War Two. This Saturday marks 70 years since Japan's Emperor, Hirohito, publicly accepted the surrender terms of the key Allied countries ...
Japan PM Abe sends offering to shrine for war dead on WW2 anniversary   Reuters
Abe expresses WWII remorse, but says next generation need not apologise   DAWN.com
Mixed world reaction to Japanese leader Abe's WWII statement   Washington Post
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NEWS.com.au
   
Emission target 'near the bottom'   
The Australian
Tony Abbott insists the government's emissions reduction targets place Australia mid-field of comparable countries. Climate Change Authority chairman Bernie Fraser yesterday criticised Australia's target of 26-28 per cent below 2005 levels by 2030 as ...
Govt stands by emissions reduction target   Sky News Australia
Climate Change Authority head says Coalition's $600bn carbon bill claim 'weird'   The Guardian
Climate Change Authority says Australia not doing its fair share   ABC Online
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ABC News
   
Historic Day in Cuba: American Flag Flying at Embassy in Havana   
ABC News
Cubans lining the streets chanted "USA, USA" as the flag was flown for the first time in nearly 50 years. 3:00 | 08/14/15. Share. Title. Description. Share From. Share With. Facebook. Tweet. </> Embed. Email. <br/><a href="http://abcnews.go.com/video ...
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez to Lester Holt: 'A Special Day'   NBCNews.com
Kerry urges 'genuine democracy' in Cuba as US raises its flag | Reuters   Firstpost
Krauthammer: Cuba ceremony is 'farce and an embarrassment'   Fox News
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Irish Examiner
   
Death Toll in Blasts in China's Tianjin Port Rises to 85   
New York Times
TIANJIN, China — The death toll from an inferno and huge explosions in the Chinese port city of Tianjin climbed to 85 on Saturday, including 21 firefighters, with hundreds of people injured and some still unaccounted for. A rapid succession of ...
Tianjin explosions: cyanide among chemicals that caused China blasts   The Australian (blog)
Top Frames: Huge explosion rocks China; protest on one-year anniversary of ...   The Indian Express
Death Toll in Tianjin Blasts Rises to 85   NBCNews.com
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ABC Online
   
More submarine building jobs for Adelaide, Prime Minister Tony Abbott pledges   
ABC Online
South Australians sometimes dwell on what is not happening rather than what is going well in the state, Prime Minister Tony Abbott has told a Liberal Party conference in Adelaide. He then repeated his pledge that, regardless of the competitive ...
Tony Abbott says there will be submarine jobs in Adelaide regardless of tender ...   9news.com.au
PM flags support for SA road project   Herald Sun
Tony Abbott lashed over "archaic" attitude, challenged to see gay love film ...   Sydney Morning Herald
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Duo due in court over alleged abduction   
Herald Sun
A MAN and woman are due to front court charged over the alleged armed abduction of a toddler from Canberra. THE 22-year-old man and 18-year-old woman were extradited from NSW after being arrested in Batemans Bay on the south coast on Friday.

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Courier Mail
   
Sharks NSW: Byron Bay man mauled by bull shark but says he won't quit surfing   
Courier Mail
Ballina shark attack victim Jabez Reitman returns to the water at Broken Head near Byron Bay. Picture: Luke Marsden. BEING bitten by a shark would be enough to get most surfers to hang up their boards for good — but not Jabez Reitman. The Byron Bay ...

Shark attack: the true Australian Story   Sydney Morning Herald
Australians 'ready to kill' school of great white sharks off beaches in New ...   The Independent
Shark cull dismissed by expert as attacks increase   Coffs Coast Advocate
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Reuters
   
UK royals criticize 'dangerous' attempts to photograph young Prince George   
Reuters
The British royal family criticized paparazzi on Friday for what it called their increasingly dangerous attempts to photograph the Queen's two year-old great-grandson Prince George. Photographers have followed George and his nanny around London parks, ...

Can UK royals win battle against paparazzi?   CNN
Royals appeal against 'increasingly dangerous' paparazzi tactics used to ...   ABC Online
Royal plea for young Prince George   Brisbane Times
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Sentinel Republic
   
President Warren G. Harding's love child, with Portland connection, finally   
Sentinel Republic
Harding, who died in office in 1923, never had a child with his wife; for years, his family said that he had been rendered infertile by a case of the mumps. Britton first came forward publically with the claim that her daughter, Elizabeth Ann, was ...

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poll puts religious freedom in danger   
The Australian
Religious freedom could be seriously compromised if a referendum were held on whether same-sex couples were allowed to marry. Following the events of the week numerous people have talked up a referendum, not a plebiscite, as the “public vote” on ...


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