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Bushfire fallout tests kids' mental health

Written By Unknown on Senin, 29 Juli 2013 | 17.01

Children who experienced Tasmania's bushfires showed signs of mental health problems, experts say. Source: AAP EXPERTS have found around 10 per cent of children who experienced Tasmania's devastating bushfires are showing signs of mental health...
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NSW govt caving in to mine industry: oppn

COMMUNITIES will no longer have "a hope in hell" of stopping large scale mining developments after the NSW government announced it was overhauling the approvals process, the opposition says. Critics have also slammed the government for caving...
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Economy, ICAC on Rudd agenda

Federal cabinet have met to put the finishing touches to a pre-election economic statement. Source: AAP PRIME Minister Kevin Rudd will try to ease voter concerns over Labor's economic credentials and corruption in the NSW branch before heading...
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Syria army retakes key Homs rebel district

THE Syrian army has recaptured the key rebel district of Khaldiyeh in the central city of Homs, the state broadcaster reports. "The armed forces have restored security and stability across the neighbourhood of Khaldiyeh," one of the largest...
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Morsi supporters defiant after bloodshed

Written By Unknown on Minggu, 28 Juli 2013 | 17.01

Egypt's health ministry says at least 74 people have been killed during violent clashes in Cairo. Source: AAP SUPPORTERS of Egypt's ousted president Mohamed Morsi pledged to press their protests on Sunday, a day after bloody clashes at a Cairo...
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China orders audit of government debt

CHINA has called for an audit of all government debt, the national auditor has announced, as concerns grow over official liabilities in the world's second-largest economy. "In line with a demand by the State Council in recent days, the National...
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Two million people join Pope in Rio

TWO million people have packed Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana beach for a prayer vigil with Pope Francis, the Vatican says. "There are two million people," spokesman Federico Lombardi told AFP on Saturday, the second to last day of the pontiff's trip...
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NZ PM confident of Korean trade pact

New Zealand PM John Key says he expects to secure a free trade agreement with South Korea. Source: AAP NEW Zealand Prime Minister John Key is confident he'll be able to push a South Korean free trade agreement over the line using the lure of...
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