Sudan's paramilitary fighters killed 85 people in an attack on a central village, residents say
CAIRO (AP) — Sudan's paramilitary fighters killed 85 people in an attack on a central village, residents say.
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Fresh charges for man accused of trafficking child
A man charged as the alleged ringleader of a child trafficking syndicate has been hit with fresh allegations relating to the possession of child abuse material.
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Trade deal ushers savings as unions decry worker rights
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Hynes concedes stigma of big-game losses will stick
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Early election threatened to ram through housing bill
The government has failed to pass its housing legislation through the Senate a second time, giving it the first trigger to call a double dissolution election.
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Wallabies batten down the hatches for All Blacks Test
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Striker's signing turns Indonesian eyes on Roar
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In-form Aussies' chance to create unwanted Kiwi history
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Free fares a Greens public transport policy 'fantasy'
The Queensland Greens have promised more frequent public transport services and free fares if they are elected but a transport union says that's a pipe dream.
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Top prosecutor made a Victorian Supreme Court judge
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Video game champion 'regrets' jokes about death rumour
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Disown them, or we'll disown you: Pesutto's ultimatum
A secret recording of a meeting between Moira Deeming and the Victorian Liberal leadership has been played on the second day of a defamation trial.
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Butters' plan to crash through pain barrier in prelim
Port Adelaide vice-captain Zak Butters, troubled by sore ribs, is confident he can again push through pain in the preliminary final against Sydney.
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Tradies dismantle wharf after massive find in water underneath
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Man found guilty of torturing, murdering stepdaughter
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