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Leaks, cabinet dissent over plan to strip terror suspects' citizenshipThe Prime Minister's plans to harden Australian's citizenship laws trigger dissent and leaks from within Cabinet, but Tony Abbott wins strong backing from the majority of his backbench for the changes.
Depression clinic offers take-home, DIY ketamine packsA commercial medical clinic set up to profit from the sale of an unapproved prescription depression treatment offers take-home packages of up to 10 doses of ketamine and teaches patients how to inject the drug.
Australia's FFA disappointed in Blatter win as new battle loomsFFA president Frank Lowy says he is disappointed at Sepp Blatter's re-election as FIFA president after voting for challenger Prince Ali bin al-Hussein as a new fight with UEFA looms.
Goodes' Indigenous celebration sparks controversySydney Swans stalwart Adam Goodes steals the headlines by celebrating a goal against Carlton with an Indigenous-themed war cry directed at the Carlton cheer squad at the SCG.
Mass sudden deaths of 120,000 Kazakhstan antelopes causes alarmThe sudden deaths of tens of thousands of endangered antelopes in Kazakhstan over the past two weeks leave scientists scrambling for answers and conservationists worried about the animal's future.
Pair tied up in home invasion by men wearing 'police' vestsA man and a woman have been tied up in an early morning armed robbery in central Victoria that police say may have been a case of mistaken identity.
13 injured, one seriously in Ballarat bus roll overOne man is flown to hospital in Melbourne with serious head injuries and 13 others are treated in Ballarat after a bus rolls over in Victoria's south-west.
Father blames jailed Silk Road creator for son's deathThe Perth father of a teenage boy who died after taking drugs purchased from the website Silk Road holds the site's creator, who has been sentenced to life in prison, personally responsible for his son's death.
Paris to remove 1 million 'love locks' from bridgesParis city officials exasperated with lovers sealing their passion by clipping padlocks on to bridges across the city will remove 45 tonnes of the locks next week.
Government must explain live anthrax shipment from US military: XenophonThe Federal Government needs to explain how a US military lab was able to send live anthrax to Australia, Senator Nick Xenophon says.
Baby sumos face-off in traditional crying battleMore than 100 babies face-off in the sumo ring in an annual crying contest pitting toddlers against each other in a Japanese tradition believed to bring infants good health.
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