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Ex-Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji, architect of growth, dies at 97
Former Chinese premier Zhu Rongji, who drove economic reforms and led China into the World Trade Organization, has died after an illness.
Aluminium smelter bailout to cost taxpayers $2.5b over 10 years
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Under the deal, the Commonwealth and state of NSW will split the cost down the middle, with Rio Tinto contributing at least $1.1 billion to reduce its power usage and gear toward renewables.
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Dozens dead after Zimbabwe ferry capsize, major retrieval mission launched
At least 37 people have been reported dead and their bodies retrieved from Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe after a passenger ferry capsized, according to local officials.
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Neo-Nazi vandal attack at SA workers club is 'modern-day fascism'
The vandalism of an Adelaide workers club with Nazi symbols has been condemned by staff who say they are "appalled", "disgusted" and "absolutely horrified" by the incident.
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Taiwan responds furiously as China, Indonesia plan military exercise off coast
Taipei says it is seeking clarification from Indonesia after China's defence ministry announced the planned naval drill.
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Missed chances to save woman's life after fatal stroke misdiagnosed as migraine
An Adelaide woman incorrectly diagnosed with a migraine was twice failed by the health system in the lead-up to her fatal stroke, according to a deputy coroner who reached the "overwhelming…
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Man accused of deliberately hitting 'blameless' 12yos with ute granted bail
A man who allegedly pursued and struck two 12-year-old boys with a ute in north-west Victoria has been granted bail.