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Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion says school attendance is his top priority for 2015. <\/p>\n
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Amnesty International is asking the public to show support for drug smugglers on death row in Indonesia. <\/p>\n
A man targeted by counter-terrorism police as part of an investigation into ISIS has been granted bail. <\/p>\n
Qld police have said remains found in central Queensland in 1974 are of missing teenager Marilyn Wallman. <\/p>\n
Adelaide-born London bombings survivor Gill Hicks says she wants to continue promoting sustainable peace. <\/p>\n
The great white shark alert has been called off, but big surf has kept most of Newcastle's beaches closed. <\/p>\n
Australian of the Year contender Rodney Croome says he will promote gay marriage if he wins the award. <\/p>\n
Police are searching a Melbourne landfill site after a baby's cremated remains were accidentally thrown out <\/p>\n
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