18 September 2013

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  1. 2.28am
    Clive Palmer

    Clive Palmer's lead in Fairfax electorate shrinks to a handful of votes

    Postal and pre-poll ballots are flowing to Liberal National rival Ted O'Brien, leaving the seat balanced on a knife edge

  2. 2.20am
    Tony Abbott is sworn in as Prime Minister

    Tony Abbott cabinet sworn in with promise of instant action

    New Australian prime minister will convene cabinet as he conveys 'straight down to business' message

  3. MP Sophie Mirabella

    Sophie Mirabella concedes in Indi

    Liberal MP and former shadow minister acknowledges defeat to independent candidate Cathy McGowan

  4. 1.19am
    Tony Abbott is sworn in as Prime Minister

    Tony Abbott sworn in as prime minister - live updates

    Follow live tweets from political editor, Lenore Taylor and deputy political editor, Katharine Murphy, who is present at the Government house ceremony in Canberra

  5. 1.15am
    Building where Austrian gunman was found

    Austria: body of man suspected of shooting four dead is found

    Regional police say they believe charred body discovered on farm is that of Alois Huber, who apparently set himself on fire
  6. 12.09am
    A train loaded with iron ore from a BHP Biliton mine makes its way through West Australia's Pilbara region in this undated handout photograph obtained August 12, 2009. BHP Billiton Ltd, the world's largest miner, reported a 30 percent slide in annual profit excluding writedowns, its first fall in seven years, pummelled by a slump in metals prices and demand.  REUTERS/BHP Biliton/Handout (AUSTRALIA BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT) FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR SALE FOR MARKETING OR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS :rel:d:bm:GF2E58C0HJ801

    Australia should show more respect to its public servants | Simon Copland

    Simon Copland: We Australians love targeting Canberra, and the city's public servants are the most obvious target of all. The exercise works for Abbott, who plans deep cuts in the sector

  7. Australia's prime minister-elect Tony Abbott announcing his incoming cabinet in Canberra on 16 September 2013.

    Tony Abbott to be sworn in as prime minister

    Abbott says the day is not a ceremonial one, but a day of action and he will start enacting election promises immediately

  8. 12.01am
    MDG : EU and Tax evasion : euros banknotes

    NGOs claim poor countries lose $100bn annually due to tax dodges by EU firms

    Spotlight falls on tax avoidance as Concord group calls for action to ensure poor countries keep fair share of revenues
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