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Friday, December 19, 2014

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Australia v India, second Test at the Gabba

India
 
2nd Innings
 
7/164
  1. S Dhawan
     
    48 (99)
    2.  
  2. UT Yadav
     
    7 (8)
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TOP STORIES

  1. Mother arrested for murder after eight children found dead

    The 37-year-old mother of seven of the eight children found dead in a Cairns home yesterday has been arrested for murder. Police say the woman, who was found with chest and neck wounds, is under police guard in hospital.

  2. Former GG becomes founding member of Katrina Dawson charity

    The family of Sydney siege victim Katrina Dawson says a new charity will honour her memory by supporting education opportunities for women, as the NSW Police Commissioner reveals his wife and daughter visited the Martin Place cafe shortly before hostages were taken.

  3. School changed lives of asylum seekers on Christmas Island, teachers say

    A group of teachers who spent six months on Christmas Island say the structure and routine of classes had a positive impact on asylum seeker children and their families.

  4. Jetstar flights delayed due to computer problems

    Jetstar flights are delayed on one of the busiest travel days of the year due to a computer problem, and passengers are experiencing delays of up to two hours in some parts of the country.

  5. Obama says Sony made 'mistake' cancelling The Interview, FBI blames North Korea for cyberattack

    North Korea is responsible for a "destructive" cyberattack on Sony Pictures, the US Federal Bureau of Investigation says, warning it will hunt down the perpetrators and make them pay.

  6. Live India resumes on day four of Second Test in Brisbane

    Australia is taking control of the match after claiming six quick wickets in the morning session of the Second Test at the Gabba.

  7. Fears foreign aid cuts will hurt the world's most vulnerable women

    Foreign aid cuts spark fears Australia will return to "truck and chuck" operations to the detriment of women who live in some of the world's worst hotspots for physical and sexual abuse.

  8. Pakistan hangs two convicted militants following school attack

    Pakistan hangs two convicted militants in the first executions since 2008 following a brutal terror attack on a Peshawar school which left 149 people, mostly children, dead.

  9. Hoddle Street killer loses bid to cross-examine senior military officer

    The Hoddle Street killer, Julian Knight, has lost a bid to cross examine a senior military officer as part of an application for damages from the Commonwealth over his treatment at Duntroon.

FEATURES

  1. Millennials eager to share, targeted by advertisers

  2. The secret lives of MPs

  3. Stella's legacy lives on

  4. Melbourne man trades in day job for internet comic stardom

  5. The storm: a personal story of sexual abuse

  6. 7 health fads from 2014

  7. India squanders its chances at the Gabba

ANALYSIS & OPINION

  1. Where to for Abbott?

    Since the budget the Abbott Government has lost a mountain of political capital for little or no gain. So as it ends 2014, what does it need to do in 2015?
    By Terry Barnes

  2. Her legacy lives on

    There will always be Stella Young in this world as long as we continue her legacy of calling out injustice and demanding better.
    By Karen Palenzuela

  3. Sad Peshawar narrative

    The nightmarish horror of the Peshawar school attack is repellent and unforgivable, but it wasn't the work of mindless monsters.
    By Ken Fraser

  4. New model for complaints

    Don't like something? Just threaten retribution until it goes away. After all, it worked for some North Korean cyber-terrorists who didn't want Hollywood comedy The Interview to be released.
    By Ben Pobjie

WORLD

  1. 'Cuba is open to the world'

    President Barack Obama eyes Congress to help with his plan to normalise ties with Cuba.

  2. Vietnam tunnel collapse

    Vietnamese rescuers free 12 workers who were trapped in a tunnel after it collapsed this week.

  3. US concerns over Egypt trials

    Barack Obama expresses concern over mass trials and the continued detention of journalists in Egypt.

ASIA PACIFIC

  1. Japan snow toll rises

    The death toll from a severe winter snow storm gripping much of Japan rises to 11.

  2. Pakistani forces fights back

    Pakistani forces kill 27 suspected militants in air and ground strikes in the restive north-west. 

  3. Governor criticises asylum deal

    A PNG governor slams Australia's "neo-colonialist" refugee deal with PNG, claiming it will foster divisions.

BUSINESS

  1. Australia 'out of luck'; odds of recession rise in 2015

  2. SEC commissioner says US post-crisis banks reforms 'halfway done'

  1. Russia's global fallout

    The Russian rouble crisis could trigger global financial and economic fallout, even as far away as Australia.

  2. Banks increase risk taking

    A new study shows government guarantees encourage banks to take more risks with lending.

  3. Biggest gain of the year

    The Australian share market posts its biggest single-session gain of the year, adding nearly 2.5 per cent.

  4. Assistant Treasurer resigns

    Arthur Sinodinos resigns as Assistant Treasurer after standing aside from his role in March during an ICAC probe.

SPORT

  1. Live blog: Australia v India second Test, day four

    India is looking to build on its 60-run lead after crumbling in the first session on day four at the Gabba. Follow the live blog.

  2. Indian team criticises Gabba practice wickets

    The Indian team has criticised the Gabba practice wickets after batsmen Shikhar Dhawan and Virat Kohli were injured.

  1. Medina claims Brazil's first world surfing title as Wilson wins Pipe Masters 

  2. NRL clears Ferguson to play for Roosters

  3. England set to replace Cook with Morgan as World Cup cricket captain

  4. Michael Phelps given suspended sentence for drink driving

WORLD WAR ONE CENTENARY

  1. Refurbished galleries open

    The Australian War Memorial reopens its First World War galleries in time for the centenary of the Gallipoli landing.

  2. Letter details Christmas truce

    Read a letter detailing the day British and German troops laid down their arms to exchange Christmas gifts.

  3. Australians and the Great War

    WWI keepsakes from Australian soldiers go on display at the National Library of Australia.

HEALTH

  1. Are we a nation of swimmers?

    Olympic gold medallist Shane Gould has been researching how Australians view swimming. She shares her findings with RN's Natasha Mitchell.

  2. Why holidays can make you more sleepy

    The festive break can impact on your slumber in ways that may surprise you. But what about when you get plenty of holiday sleep, yet still feel utterly knackered?

  3. Happy travels

    Hitting the road (or the air) over the festive break? Keep your travels trouble-free.

  1. Health fads of 2014

RURAL

  1. A very cherry Christmas: the Payne family grow cherries for the love it

  1. Water Act review

    A Water Act review panel has recommended more flexible water trading.

  2. Dry and dusty stations

    Cattle stations along the Duncan Road in WA/NT desperately await rain 

  3. Cattle fever vaccine 

    After being unavailable for almost six months, a bovine fever vaccine is back on the market. 

JUST IN

  1. Arson attack on family home 'entirely bizarre', court told
  2. Indian team criticises Gabba practice wickets
  3. Tasmania seeks ACCC probe into petrol pump prices
  4. ACT at risk of big budget deficit blowout, report finds
  5. Endangered leatherback sea turtle spotted in Melbourne's Port Phillip Bay
  6. Builder recalls rush to repair Darwin after Cyclone Tracy
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FACT CHECK

  1. 27 facts of 2014

    Twenty-seven facts from ABC Fact Check that you might have missed this year.

  2. The Golden Zombie

    John Barron looks back at the year in facts and hands out the inaugural Golden Zombie award.

  3. Emissions reduction targets

    Do Australia and the US "compare favourably" on emissions reduction efforts, as the Environment Minister claims?

TV & VIDEO

  1. Following his dream made cartoonist a bestseller

  2. Stella Young farewelled in Melbourne

  3. CCTV footage shows 13yo boy wrestled by guard

PHOTO GALLERIES

  1. Editor's choice: The week in news

  2. Editor's choice: The week in sport

  3. Siege at Martin Place, Sydney

  4. Indigenous community of Ramingining

DID YOU MISS?

  1. At The Movies data

    We analysed 1,925 reviews to find out what Margaret and David really think about different genres, actors and directors.

  2. Cyclone Tracy transitions

    See how Darwin looked after Cyclone Tracy hit in 1974 compared with how it looks now.

  3. World's hardest G20 quiz

    Do you know Australia's place in the world? Try our quiz - but be warned, it's hard.

  4. Bob Hawke's family album

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