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Labour unions in Nigeria staged nationwide protests over recent increases in electricity prices following the government's removal of subsidies.
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Australian Associated PressSpain, Barcelona soccer star Iniesta hangs up his boots
After winning multiple trophies playing for Spain and Barcelona, the highly successful soccer career of Andres Iniesta has come to an end at the age of 40.
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Saints cruise past Giants but coach not talking finals
St Kilda have snapped a three-game losing streak with an impressive 34-point win over GWS in Frankston but coach Nick Dal Santo isn't talking finals yet.
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Manchester City accuse EPL of 'misleading' clubs
Four-time defending champions Manchester City have criticised the Premier League, saying they've misled other clubs over their commercial deals legal case.
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Inglis fireworks digs WA out of trouble against Bulls
Josh Inglis has struck 122 off 116 balls to lift Western Australia to 7-319 at stumps on day one of their Shield clash with Queensland.
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Final Aussie men ousted at Shanghai Masters
There will be no Australians in the Shanghai Masters quarter-finals after Alexei Popyrin and Aleksandar Vukic were both eliminated in straight sets.
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Court acquits McCann suspect of unrelated sex charges
A suspect in the disappearance of British toddler Madeleine McCann has been acquitted by a German court of unrelated sexual abuse charges.
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A 'lot of bad genes' among immigrants in the US: Trump
"How about allowing people to come to an open border, 13,000 of which were murderers," Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump says of immigrants.
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Harris makes statement with century to open Shield
Former Test opener Marcus Harris has started his Sheffield Shield summer with a century against Tasmania, pushing his case for a recall to the national side.
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House divided: leaders spar over Israel-Gaza motion
As Australians continue to flee escalating violence in the Middle East, a potential moment of unity between the nation's leaders has been rejected.
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Fresh pitch to break deadlock on home buyer help scheme
Deadlocked legislation to help first-home buyers with low deposits has returned to federal parliament as government urges opponents to put differences aside.
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Teen prodigy Konstas hits maiden Shield century for NSW
One of Australia's best young cricketers, Sam Konstas, has announced himself on the domestic stage, hitting his maiden Sheffield Shield century for NSW.
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Dodgy tweets and shirt dog Labor on Qld campaign trail
Decade-old social media posts have come back to haunt a Labor candidate ahead of the Queensland election, forcing the premier to step up in her defence.
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Victoria Police accused of still using racial profiling
An anti-racism group has released figures it says show racial profiling is still happening in Victoria Police.
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Gobbo admits she could have left cop informer briefing
Barrister-turned-informer Nicola Gobbo concedes senior police did not force her stay in a meeting where she was introduced to the idea of being an informer.
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John Worsfold back in Eagles nest as head of football
West Coast club legend John Worsfold says he's looking forward to returning to the AFL club after being named as the Eagles' head of football.
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Civilians killed and maimed, doctors decry Gaza toll
Children being killed and maimed in Gaza under a health system that's all but collapsed has spurred doctors to plead for Australia to take stronger action.
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Renewables option as climate change fuels conflict
Australia can take advantage of its geography and become energy independent as the risk of conflict over resources spikes, an ex-military general says.
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Rights concern as premier flags end to endless protests
The drain on police resources from pro-Palestine rallies has been declared unacceptable but rights defenders are warning against any attempt to curb protests.
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RBA sounds warning on international student cap
Plans to impose a limit of 270,000 international students at universities have triggered concern from the Reserve Bank for economic growth.
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Indigenous knowledge key to reverse environment decline
Governments need to look further into the future and draw on knowledge from the past to halt biodiversity loss, a global summit has been told.