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Pressure on Tony Abbott to explain whether Australian officials paid people smugglers
Pressure is building on Prime Minister Tony Abbott to explain whether people smugglers were paid cash by Australian authorities as he repeatedly refused to directly answer questions about the allegations on Friday. Labor and the Greens have called on Mr Abbott to come clean on the claims, saying if....

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Greens demand answers on alleged people smuggler 'pay-offs'
The Australian Greens are demanding the prime minister be straight with the public and confirm if Customs officials have been handing out cash to turn back asylum seeker boats. Immigration spokeswoman Sarah Hanson-Young says it's laughable Tony Abbott is arguing details are being withheld on operational grounds.

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Pressure on Tony Abbott to explain whether Australian officials paid people smugglers
Pressure is building on Prime Minister Tony Abbott to explain whether people smugglers were paid cash by Australian authorities as he repeatedly refused to directly answer questions about the allegations on Friday. Labor and the Greens have called on Mr Abbott to come clean on the claims, saying if....

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Abbott refuses to deny people smugglers paid to turn back
Prime Minister Tony Abbott has refused to deny reports Australian officials have paid asylum boat crews, saying the Government will stop the boats "by hook or by crook". Fairfax Media reported that officials last month paid the captain and crew of a vessel with 65 migrants onboard who were then returned to Indonesia.

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Okowa, Oshiomhole, Umahi Others Shower Encomiums on Oyakhilome as AAU Honours Him
Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, Adibe Emenyonu in Benin City The founder of Believers Love World Ministries (aka Christ Embassy), Pastor Chris Oyakhilome, was Thursday showered with praises by the governments of Edo, Delta and Ebonyi States including foremost politician Professor Jerry Gana as the Ambrose....

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Very heavy: Marilyn Manson and Alice Cooper win big at Kerrang! Awards
American rocker Marilyn Manson has been honoured for his lifetime achievement in music at the Kerrang! Awards at the Troxy in east London. Other winners at the event on 11 June included 1980s veterans Judas Priest, who won the Inspiration Award and Alice Cooper who was given the Kerrang! Legend Award.

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Public poll needed to end school entry rule
A referendum would be needed to end the ability of Church-owned schools to give enrolment priority to children of their own faith, Education Minister Jan O’Sullivan has said. However, the minister said she would like to be able to ensure schools could not turn away pupils just because they do not belong to a particular religion.

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Tony Abbott refuses to deny government paid off people smugglers
Prime Minister Tony Abbott has refused to deny reports Australian border officials paid people smugglers to turn around an asylum seeker boat. The Sydney Morning Herald reported earlier this week six people smugglers from the Indonesian island of Rote were paid $6500 each in late May to return asylum seekers intercepted north of Australia.

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Tony Abbott does not deny Australia paid people smugglers to turn back asylum seeker boats
Indonesia is now investigating claims that crew members of a boat were paid $5000 each to turn around. Foreign Minister Julie Bishop and Immigration Minister Peter Dutton denied this week that Australia had paid people smugglers. But Mr Abbott refused to do the same when speaking on Melbourne radio....

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Iraqi Catholic Bishop Still Has Vivid Memories Of Mosul's Fall To ISIS
Archbishop Bashar M Warda, the Archbishop of Erbil, Northern Kurdistan addresses the General Synod at Church House on February 10, 2015 in London, England. | Peter Macdiarmid via Getty Images The Iraqi city of Mosul fell to the Islamic State on June 10, 2014 .

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Jarvis DeBerry, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune
Posted on on June 11, 2015, 3:30PM. New Orleans Metro Crime and Courts News W.L.T. Littleton's attorney says the black pastor who shot a would-be copper thief twice in the back of the head is prepared to fight an attempted manslaughter charge with a "stand your ground" defense. Let that sink in.

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