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Kerry warns Syria's Assad to talk peace
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How teachers saved children during US tornado
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UK 'soldier' hacked to death in street
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Amnesty report slams Indigenous detention rates
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Suicide prevention groups welcome new policy
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Strategy to fight Indigenous suicide launched
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Gillard announces fund for Ford workers
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Slipper faces court: Richard Davis reports
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Anti-Islamist attacks erupt in London
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S Africa growth 'marred' by apartheid ghosts
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London attack: Govt holds emergency meeting
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Woolwich in shock after 'terror' attack
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Analysis: Brutal London 'terror' attack
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UK wildlife: 1 in 10 faces extinction
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Oklahoma search and rescue winds down
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London: Man dead in 'terror' attack
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What is Apple doing with its money?
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Anti-Islamist attacks erupt in London
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Analysis: Brutal London 'terror' attack
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Woolwich in shock after 'terror' attack
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SBS 10:30 News - 22 May part 1
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Exiled Cambodian leader prays for democracy
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SBS 10:30 News - 22 May part 2
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Extended interview: What the West asked the PM
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Butcher feeds marijuana to pigs
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London attack: Govt holds emergency meeting
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Oklahoma search and rescue winds down
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Analysis: Brutal London 'terror' attack
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Robbie Deans extended interview
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Syria refugees face Lebanon sanitation issues
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Lebanon provides schooling for Syria refugees
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Denmark claims Eurovision Contest
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Budget analysis: Shane Oliver extended interview
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Photography exhibition chronicles Indigenous culture
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Rooftop beekeeping on the rise in Australia
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NDIS : Rosemary King extended interview
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Indigenous thriller opens SSF: Aaron Pedersen Interview
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SA makes historical appeal reforms
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African A League players influence youths
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Comment: Woolwich and the politics of violent images
23 May 2013, 16:00 PM
Europe | Images of the horrific Woolwich attack are not neutral – they will play an active part in
deciding what the murder means – and what is done about it, writes Andy Ruddock.
Blog: New dawn for Chinese activism
23 May 2013, 15:34 PM
Asia-Pacific | A new age of environmental protest is dawning in China as the 'lao baixing', or ordinary people, gain a voice with the help of social media, writes Monica Tan.
In Conversation: Ditch the sports drinks for chocolate milk
23 May 2013, 13:13 PM
Australia | Sports drinks. Most of us have tasted their sugary, salty,
electrolyte-laden, protein-infused, fluoro-coloured goodness after a
bout of exercise....
Australia ‘going backwards’ on asylum policy
23 May 2013, 9:01 AM
Australia | Australia’s controversial asylum seeker policies have been slammed by a
new Amnesty International report into the global state of human rights.
Melbourne pub funnels profits into charity
22 May 2013, 17:31 PM
Australia | A Melbourne CBD bar is putting philanthropy ahead of profit in donating all of its earnings to not-for-profit organisations in the developing world.
Controversy over 'psychiatry bible'
22 May 2013, 9:00 AM
Australia | An update to a highly influential mental health manual, the so-called
bible of psychiatry, has been unveiled to criticism from both within and
without the profession.
Aussie garden wins Best in Show at Chelsea
22 May 2013, 7:21 AM
Europe | Australia's audacious garden design has won the top prize at the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show for the first time.
Explainer: Why are tornadoes so destructive?
21 May 2013, 19:00 PM
Australia | Tornadoes are a part of life for people living in the Great Plains of the United States. In Oklahoma, a state that averages 62 tornadoes a year, people are prepared as best as they can.
Explainer: How do tornadoes form?
21 May 2013, 18:54 PM
Australia | In the wake of the deadly Oklahoma tornado, Meteorologist at the University of Newcastle Martin Babakhan explains what causes tornadoes to form.
As it happened: Oklahoma tornado
21 May 2013, 18:05 PM
North America | A powerful tornado with winds over 300 kilometres per hour has pulverised an Oklahoma City suburb, killing at least 91 people, officials say.
Explainer: What is ocean energy?
21 May 2013, 17:00 PM
Australia | Jenny Hayward and Chris Knight from CSIRO take a look at ocean energy technologies and their potential in Australia.
The rise of Greece's Golden Dawn party
21 May 2013, 16:17 PM
Europe | As austerity bites harder in Greece, the far right Golden Dawn party is gaining in popularity, and drawing increasing comparison with the Nazis.
From flapper to flipper: how the penguin lost its flight
21 May 2013, 14:00 PM
Australia | How did a bird that in some cases shuffles 40 miles to its breeding grounds on unsuitable flippers end up losing its ability to fly there quickly, asks Michael Parker.
Quade Cooper overlooked...for now
21 May 2013, 12:15 PM
Australia | SBS reporter Nick Vindin caught up with Wallabies coach Robbie Deans to discuss a tour that has been 12 years in the making.
Oklahoma tornado worst I've ever seen: storm chaser
21 May 2013, 11:25 AM
North America | A storm chaser in Oklahoma City says the
tornado that has left at least 51 people dead and destroyed
entire neighbourhoods in Moore, is the worst he's ever seen.
New bid to address Indigenous disability
21 May 2013, 10:43 AM
Australia | After years of neglect, there's some hope that Indigenous Australians with disabilities will get the assistance they need.
Childhood vaccination rates 'remain high'
21 May 2013, 8:50 AM
Australia | A small minority of Australians have some concerns over the safety of childhood vaccines, new research has found.
Wed-locked: Fake marriages in Australia
21 May 2013, 6:31 AM
Australia | For many Arab Australians being gay is still taboo, and now some are turning to fake marriages to hide the truth about their sexuality, reports The Feed's Patrick Abboud.
Actress Hackforth-Jones loved by all
20 May 2013, 18:06 PM
Penne Hackforth-Jones first appeared in Riptide and acted in many well known Aussie shows including All Saints, A Country Practice and Tandarra.
Historic reform to SA's criminal appeals laws
20 May 2013, 11:54 AM
South Australia | Historic reforms in South Australia now allow prisoners a second chance to appeal their convictions.
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