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Donald Trump won't pursue Hillary Clinton email probe; 'open mind' on climate change

US President-elect Donald Trump says he no longer feels strongly about pursuing further investigations into Democratic rival Hillary Clinton's email practices, marking a turnaround from his campaign rallies where he roused supporters in chants of "lock her up".

Britain dismisses Donald Trump's unprecedented support for Nigel Farage to be ambassador to US

Britain dismisses US President-elect Donald Trump's unprecedented expression of support for Brexit campaigner Nigel Farage to be made British ambassador to Washington, saying pointedly that there is no vacancy for the job.

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Jamie Murphy: Parents of teenager suspected of drug possession fly to Bali, consular staff arrange meeting

As the parents of a Perth teenager suspected of possessing drugs in Bali fly to the Indonesian resort island to see their son, consular staff arrange to meet with him within hours.

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Scepticism about "multi billion-dollar" business venture launched by Fiji PM

Fiji's Prime Minister is about to launch what's claimed to be the country's first multi billion-dollar joint venture.
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Defence in Fiji sexual assault case files appeal against conviction and sentence

The defence in a high-profile case against eight Fiji policemen and a military officer convicted of rape and sexual assault is appealing.
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Vanuatu Women's Centre launches "16 days of action" to fight domestic violence

The Vanuatu Women's Centre has launched their "16 days of action" campaign to combat domestic violence.
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