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Wednesday, January 7, 2015

Australia- ABC

Test: AUS v IND 4th Test

India
 
1st Innings
 
2/160
  1. V Kohli
     
    32 (78)
    2.  
  2. KL Rahul
     
    72 (194)
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TOP STORIES

  1. Live Terror raids in Reims after Paris massacre

    A raid by France's elite anti-terrorist unit is underway in the north-eastern city of Reims as part of the hunt for the gunmen who attacked satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris.

  2. Two of the Charlie Hebdo gunmen are brothers, according to police

    Two of the masked gunmen who stormed the offices of the French satirical weekly newspaper Charlie Hebdo, killing 12 people and wounding 11, are brothers, according to a police source.

  3. US prosecutors request Roman Polanski be extradited from Poland

    Poland receives a formal request from the United States to extradite film director Roman Polanski over a child sex conviction from the late 1970s.

  4. Police detain man armed with knife outside Federal Parliament

    Police detain a man armed with a knife outside the ministerial entrance of Parliament House in Canberra. He was handcuffed and removed from the area.

  5. Weather bureau warns SA could experience heaviest rainfall in 30 years

    South Australia could experience its heaviest rainfall in 30 years over coming days, with floods and strong winds likely, the weather bureau warns.

  6. Bali Nine member loses appeal against death penalty: Abbott

    The Australian Government confirms a member of the so-called Bali Nine has lost his final avenue for appeal against the death penalty in Indonesia.

  7. Live Australia v India fourth Test, day three

    India pushes on after lunch on day three at the SCG, with Lokesh Rahul and Virat Kohli looking to bat their team back into the final Test against Australia.

  8. Fake Campbell Newman tweeter arrested on campaign trail

    A man who runs a parody Twitter account of the Queensland Premier is arrested for allegedly pushing LNP volunteers on the campaign trail in Brisbane.

  9. Melbourne storm clean-up continues, more rain forecast

    Emergency crews are cleaning up from wild storms in Melbourne yesterday, with more stormy weather forecast today.

  10. Rents stagnate as housing supply rises

    While many potential owner-occupier buyers may feel excluded from the market by the influx of investors, the latest figures show a glut of rental properties is keeping rents down.

  11. NSW beaches still closed as sharks feed on dead whale

    Four beaches on the NSW south coast remain closed to swimmers during the school holiday period, as sharks feed following the death of a young humpback whale off the coast at South Broulee.

FEATURES

  1. How the deadly Charlie Hebdo attack unfolded

  2. Charlie Hebdo survivors defiant in the face of terror

  3. #JeSuisCharlie: Social media reacts to shooting

  4. Charlie Hebdo: A history of controversy

  5. All aboard the Elvis train to annual Parkes festival

  6. The Drum: State elections fought on issues, not Abbott

  7. Antony Green's Queensland election page

  8. Why do petrol prices fluctuate?

  9. Video: Fire closes in on Adelaide Hills homestead

  10. Red Symons' verdict on American flat whites

ANALYSIS & OPINION

  1. Supporting Charlie Hebdo

    We should have stood with Charlie Hebdo and others willing to fight for freedom of expression sooner, not just after the massacre in Paris.
    By Emma-Kate Symons

  2. Paris massacre

    How do we stand against those responsible for this terrorist attack in Paris? By carrying on and cherishing those things that make our society so vibrant.
    By John Blaxland

  3. One-punch attacks

    Penalties for "one punch" attacks have been thrust into the spotlight by two brothers this week, but a former NSW Director of Public Prosecutions says mandatory sentences for serious offences are always ill-conceived.
    By Nicholas Cowdery

  4. Elections not about Abbott

    After landslide victories last time, the conservative NSW and Queensland governments can expect the electoral distortion to correct itself when they head to the polls soon. But if that happens, don't blame Tony Abbott.
    By Norman Abjorensen

WORLD

  1. Thousands rally for Paris victims

    More than 100,000 people gather in cities across France to pay tribute to the the Charlie Hebdo shooting victims.

  2. Paris shooting condemned

    World leaders condemn a deadly shooting at the offices of French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo.

  3. Pre-election violence

    Sri Lankan police deny turning a blind eye to repeat violations of election laws in the lead-up to this week's election.

ASIA PACIFIC

  1. Chinese activist fallout

    Assistant in the escape of activist Chen Guangcheng to Beijing's US embassy in 2012 has himself been arrested.

  2. Skydivers escape plane crash

    A New Zealand skydiving company says 13 people on board a skydiving plane, which encountered an engine problem, have parachuted to safety.

  3. Solomon Islands to set up ICAC

    The prime minister of Solomon Islands says an independent commission will be set up to investigate corruption in the nation.

BUSINESS

  1. Why do petrol prices fluctuate from city to city, day to day?

  2. The market events to watch out for in 2015

  1. Rents stagnate

    The latest figures show a rise in the number of rental properties is keeping a lid on rent rises.

  2. Wall St, oil rise

    Wall Street rises on a rise in oil prices, some solid economic data and political signs of hope for the eurozone.

  3. Investigation into gas leak

    An investigation is launched into how a valve at a fracking gas well in WA's north came to be damaged.

  4. Santos 'worthless'

    A leading investment bank says Santos shares are worthless if current oil prices and exchange rates continued.

SPORT

  1. Live blog: Australia v India Fourth Test, day three

    Lokesh Rahul and Virat Kohli looked to combine for a big partnership as India ate away at Australia's big total on day three.

  2. Smith fumes at Spidercam over dropped catch

    Steve Smith raged at Channel Nine's Spidercam as the floating camera helped prevent him catching out Lokesh Rahul.

  1. Kruse looking to boost Socceroos at Asian Cup

  2. Socceroos to hold secretive training session ahead of Asian Cup opener

  3. Jets in turmoil after chief executive and chairman resign

  4. Australia loses to France at Hopman Cup

WORLD WAR ONE CENTENARY

  1. Diggers celebrating Christmas

    In pictures: Take a look at 11 ways soldiers celebrated Christmas during WWI, far from home and loved ones.

  2. Fight for recognition

    Indigenous soldiers who fought for Australia are yet to be properly acknowledged - but it's getting closer.

  3. Shipwreck to host Anzac Day

    Fraser Island's wrecked WWI hospital ship will be the site of an Anzac service for NZ students next year.

HEALTH

  1. Sticking to your resolutions

    You've decided 2015 is your year to get fit. But how are you going to overcome those obstacles that stop you meeting your exercise goals?

  2. Can a tan ever protect you against skin cancer?

    Those with naturally dark skin, or who tan easily, are less likely to get skin cancer than fair-skinned people. So is it possible acquiring a tan might ever help protect against skin cancer?

  3. Commuting to health in 2015

    Company cars are bad for your health and catching public transport can get you fit. Those are just some of the findings from a new study.

  1. Do you need to detox to rid your body of toxins?

RURAL

  1. NSW olives boast link to the Garden of Gethsemane

  1. Record live export numbers

    Live exports out of Darwin in 2014 reached a record 493,958, breaking the previous record set in 1997.

  2. Fires threaten water quality

    Farmers are building silt traps as heavy rains threaten fire ground.

  3. Market forklift safety

    Two forklift accidents at the Sydney Markets have resulted in mandatory seatbelts and rollover protection.

JUST IN

  1. NSW Government considers new jails to tackle rising prisoner numbers
  2. Weather bureau warns SA could experience heaviest rainfall in 30 years
  3. Smith fumes at Spidercam over dropped catch
  4. How the deadly Charlie Hebdo attack unfolded
  5. Nursing students assaulted during clinical placements
  6. Police detain man armed with knife outside Federal Parliament
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FACT CHECK

  1. International whale kills

    Japan's claim that 10 countries around the world engage in whaling is spin.

  2. Fact file: Shark attacks

    Did you know more people die each year from sinkholes, tornados and drownings than shark attacks?

  3. 27 facts of 2014

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

TV & VIDEO

  1. Nazi cow herd 'too aggressive', put down

  2. Adelaide Hills fires leave only memories remaining

  3. Watch the Sydney New Year's Eve fireworks

PHOTO GALLERIES

  1. Charlie Hebdo victims remembered

  2. Bushfire emergencies in SA and Victoria

  3. Ice and Snow Festival in China

  4. Editor's choice: The week in sport

DID YOU MISS?

  1. People we lost in 2014

    As the year draws to a close, reflect on the lives of some of the people who died in 2014.

  2. Boxing Day tsunami: before and after

    How the places affected by the Boxing Day tsunami look now.

  3. Long read: In the arms of a stranger

    In an emergency, would you hand your child over to a stranger you met at a barbecue?

  4. How to cope with traumatic news - an illustrated guide

    A guide to how coverage of traumatic news can affect people and some strategies for coping.

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