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Closure of two production units, blamed on high costs and low volumes, to result in loss of 1,200 jobs by 2016.
Legalisation of the bill makes the country the first in the Asia-Pacific region to approve same-sex marriage.
Words of condolence and sympathy from around the world pour in following the deadly attack.
Will an Australian inquiry into decades of child sex abuse and alleged cover-ups by the Catholic Church serve justice?
More than 5,000 people expected to testify in commission on child-sexual abuse in state and religious institutions.
Women in power attract more personal and more vitriolic criticism than do powerful men, argues author.
Man kidnapped by al-Qaeda-linked group for ransom has been freed following "joint efforts" by Canberra and Manila.
Julia Gillard retains Labor's top job after former leader Kevin Rudd decides not to challenge her.
Premier delivers national apology to thousands of unwed mothers forced to give up children from World War Two to 1970s.
Australia's first female prime minister prompted dictionary definition change but raised ire in carbon tax policy shift.
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