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4 Killed After Light Plane Crashes In Australia
A light plane crashed in a rural area of Australia's New South Wales state on Friday, killing the male pilot and three children who were on board, police said late on Friday.
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In 'Suitcase Murder Case', Accused Pleads Guilty To Killing Mother, Child
A man pleaded guilty Tuesday to killing a young mother and her toddler, whose skeleton was found in a suitcase on the side of a road, ending a case that baffled police and shocked Australians.
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Australian Police To Get Greater Powers To Shoot In Terrorist Sieges
Police in Australia's most populous state will be allowed to shoot suspects in "terrorist related" incidents even if the attacker does not pose an imminent threat, under a proposed law, New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian said on Thursday.
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Rival Protesters Clash As Australia Marks Race Riots
Minor scuffles broke out between anti-Islam and anti-racism protesters as hundreds of people and police congregated at a Sydney beach Saturday to mark the 10th anniversary of modern Australia's worst race riots.
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Father and Son Fugitives Caught in Case That Captivated Australia
Two of Australia's most wanted men, a father and son, were caught today after leading police on a near two-week chase that riveted the nation, with a decomposed body found at their isolated hideout.
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Australia Suitcase Child Identified, Linked to Murdered Mother
Australian police said today a young child's skeleton found in a suitcase earlier this year was the daughter of a woman whose bones were found 1,100 kilometres (684 miles) away five years ago.
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3 Arrested Over Australia Terror Shooting Set Free
Three of four people arrested in Australia over a terror-linked murder by a radicalised teenager have been released without charge in a move police admitted today was "incredibly frustrating".
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Two Killed in Shooting Outside Australian State Police Headquarters
A civilian police employee today was killed in a double shooting outside law enforcement headquarters in Sydney, but the attack did not appear to be linked to terrorism, Australian authorities said today.
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Australian Police Concerned Sydney Siege Gunman was Free on Bail
The commissioner of police in Australia's New South Wales state, Andrew Scipione, said today he was concerned that the man who took hostages in a Sydney cafe siege had been granted bail on earlier charges, leaving him free in the community.
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Police Storm Sydney Cafe to End Hostage Siege, 3 Dead
Heavily armed Australian police stormed a Sydney cafe early today morning and freed terrified hostages held there at gunpoint, in a dramatic end to a 16-hour siege in which two captives and the attacker were killed.
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Tens of thousands across Australia receive death threat SMS
People in Australia's New South Wales state are getting a mobile phone text message that warns them they will be killed unless they send $5,000 to an email address. The message reads: "Sum 1 paid me to kill you. get spared, 48 hrs to pay $5000. If you inform the police or anybody, death is promised... E-mail me now: killerking247@yahoo.com."
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Australian law proposes Muslim women must remove veils
Women wearing the burqa in the Australian state of New South Wales may have to remove their veils and reveal their faces to the police, starting next week.
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4 Killed After Light Plane Crashes In Australia
A light plane crashed in a rural area of Australia's New South Wales state on Friday, killing the male pilot and three children who were on board, police said late on Friday.
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In 'Suitcase Murder Case', Accused Pleads Guilty To Killing Mother, Child
A man pleaded guilty Tuesday to killing a young mother and her toddler, whose skeleton was found in a suitcase on the side of a road, ending a case that baffled police and shocked Australians.
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Australian Police To Get Greater Powers To Shoot In Terrorist Sieges
Police in Australia's most populous state will be allowed to shoot suspects in "terrorist related" incidents even if the attacker does not pose an imminent threat, under a proposed law, New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian said on Thursday.
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Rival Protesters Clash As Australia Marks Race Riots
Minor scuffles broke out between anti-Islam and anti-racism protesters as hundreds of people and police congregated at a Sydney beach Saturday to mark the 10th anniversary of modern Australia's worst race riots.
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Father and Son Fugitives Caught in Case That Captivated Australia
Two of Australia's most wanted men, a father and son, were caught today after leading police on a near two-week chase that riveted the nation, with a decomposed body found at their isolated hideout.
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Australia Suitcase Child Identified, Linked to Murdered Mother
Australian police said today a young child's skeleton found in a suitcase earlier this year was the daughter of a woman whose bones were found 1,100 kilometres (684 miles) away five years ago.
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3 Arrested Over Australia Terror Shooting Set Free
Three of four people arrested in Australia over a terror-linked murder by a radicalised teenager have been released without charge in a move police admitted today was "incredibly frustrating".
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Two Killed in Shooting Outside Australian State Police Headquarters
A civilian police employee today was killed in a double shooting outside law enforcement headquarters in Sydney, but the attack did not appear to be linked to terrorism, Australian authorities said today.
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Australian Police Concerned Sydney Siege Gunman was Free on Bail
The commissioner of police in Australia's New South Wales state, Andrew Scipione, said today he was concerned that the man who took hostages in a Sydney cafe siege had been granted bail on earlier charges, leaving him free in the community.
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Police Storm Sydney Cafe to End Hostage Siege, 3 Dead
Heavily armed Australian police stormed a Sydney cafe early today morning and freed terrified hostages held there at gunpoint, in a dramatic end to a 16-hour siege in which two captives and the attacker were killed.
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Tens of thousands across Australia receive death threat SMS
People in Australia's New South Wales state are getting a mobile phone text message that warns them they will be killed unless they send $5,000 to an email address. The message reads: "Sum 1 paid me to kill you. get spared, 48 hrs to pay $5000. If you inform the police or anybody, death is promised... E-mail me now: killerking247@yahoo.com."
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Australian law proposes Muslim women must remove veils
Women wearing the burqa in the Australian state of New South Wales may have to remove their veils and reveal their faces to the police, starting next week.
