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- Advocates marvel at X Men's gay marriage
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- PNG MPs want emergency declared in Moresby
- Wharf workers fear civil rights violations
- Egyptian vote for second day in key poll
- Sisters await landmark challenge
- AFP check on Thomson death threats
Radiation from Fukushima "moderate": UN
25 May 2012
A United Nations committee investigating the effects of radiation from Japan's Fukushima nuclear accident says none of the thousands of workers at ..
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PNG doubts over Torres Strait TB plan
25 May 2012
Papua New Guineans say they have little confidence in an AusAid plan to treat tuberculosis patients on Australia's international border in the Torres Strait.
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Praise for Egypt's election process
25 May 2012
As vote counting continues in Egypt, officials and international observers have praised the handling of the country's first free presidential election.
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Italian uni to abandon Italian language
25 May 2012
A university in Italy is to take the controversial step of teaching all postgraduate courses in English.
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Pakistan-US relations sour after surgeon sentenced
25 May 2012
Relations between Pakistan and the United States are under more strain following the sentencing of a Pakistani surgeon to more than 30 years in prison for helping the US in the hunt for Osama Bin Laden.
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Iran-Iraq war dead still missing
25 May 2012
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An era reawakened by "The Sapphires"
24 May 2012
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Asylum-seeker policy again facing High Court challenge
24 May 2012
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Privileges committee latest to investigate Thomson affair
24 May 2012
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OECD forecast for Australia positive
24 May 2012
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