Penn brings Australian aid film to Cannes
Penn brings Australian aid film to Cannes
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Former fugitive Tony Mokbel is expected to arrive back in Melbourne early this afternoon after being extradited from Greece.
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A 19-year-old man is expected to appear in court later today charged with trying to import cocaine into Australia concealed in sporting memorabilia.
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Indonesia's police, armed forces and intelligence services routinely torture and degrade criminal suspects to extract confessions, with almost total impunity for those responsible, a United Nations rights body says.
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The Federal Government has released what it says is the world's first framework for carbon dioxide capture and geological storage.
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The Federal Government will introduce a new unskilled migration program to attract workers in a bid to lessen Australia's labour shortage.
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Suspected drug hitmen dumped the head of a murdered man on top of a car in a street in a rare outrage in the wealthy Mexican city of Monterrey, police say.
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Former world heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson won cheers at the Cannes Film Festival late on Friday (local time) after the red-carpet premiere of a moving documentary on his turbulent life.
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A US-based litigation firm is funding a class action which Opes Prime shareholders are bringing against the failed stockbroker and the ANZ bank.
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United States Democrat Barack Obama has launched a blistering attack on President George W Bush and Republican White House pick John McCain, accusing them of hypocrisy and fear-mongering in an intense campaign row over foreign policy.
