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Minister for defence Christopher Pyne announces a major contract signing with Lockheed Martin Australia for the Future Submarine Combat System, in Mawson Lakes, Adelaide, Thursday, January 25, 2018. The federal government signed a deal to fit combat systems to Australia's next fleet of submarines which will create up to 200 jobs. (AAP Image/David Mariuz) NO ARCHIVING

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People take part in an "Invasion Day" rally on Australia Day in Melbourne on January 26, 2018. Thousands of supporters joined rallies across Australia calling for equal rights for indigenous people and for an end to the celebration of Australia Day on January 26, which marks the official declaration of British sovereignty on the land that eventually became Australia. / AFP PHOTO / Peter PARKS

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Protest rallies take place across the nation, a police officer was stabbed and it has been a bad day so far for England.

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PM Malcolm Turnbull at the 2018 Australia Day citizenship ceremony in Canberra. Picture Kym smith

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TOPSHOT - US President Donald Trump signs an executive order as Chief of Staff Reince Priebus looks on in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, January 23, 2017. Trump on Monday signed three orders on withdrawing the US from the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal, freezing the hiring of federal workers and hitting foreign NGOs that help with abortion. / AFP PHOTO / SAUL LOEB

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Queensland Australian of the Year winner NRL player Jonathan Thurston poses with his award at the Queensland Australian of the Year awards night at The Old Museum in Brisbane, Wednesday, November 8, 2017. (AAP Image/Jono Searle) NO ARCHIVING

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Johnathan Thurston calls to change the Australia Day date and Rio Tinto cancels the Pilbara rail contract.

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Federal Election 2016 19/5/16: Day 11 of the Federal Election campaign. Opposition leader Bill Shorten with Shadow Minister for Communication Jason Clare about to face questions over a police raid over nbn leaks at the Bankstown Sports Club for after the Go West awards , Bankstown, western Sydney. Pic Lyndon Mechielsen/News Corp.

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Police Press conference with Chief Commissioner Graham Ashton and African community leaders regarding the African gang crime across Melbourne. Picture: Alex Coppel

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Maree Mavis Crabtree, left, is charged with murdering her two adult children.

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A woman is accused of murdering her children, Hyeon Chung breaks through, and most new migrants value Australia Day.

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Federal opposition leader Bill Shorten was full of information about his party's proposed Northern Australia Tourism Infrastructure fund and board, during his visit to Cairns. Picture: BRENDAN RADKE

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Australian minister for Trade, tourism and investment Steven Ciobo attends a meeting of the Visegrads countries (V4) on economic relations with Australia on January 19, 2018 at the Castle Garden in Budapest. / AFP PHOTO / Attila KISBENEDEK

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Victoria’s top cop says police can’t solve the state’s gang problem alone and a Sydney bureaucrat has been accused of funding IS.

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2017 Asia Pacific regional conference Perth Western Australian (Sunday) Business Keynote & Panel DiscussionThe Future of Energy & ResourcesThe Hon Josh Frydenberg MP, Minister for the Environment and Energy, Australia

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Sri Lankan vessel intercepted by Australian Border Force officers in December. The 29 asylum seekers were returned to Sri Lanka. Supplied

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A train has hit the stop barrier at Richmond Railway station this morning, injuring passengers and rail staff. Picture: Dylan Robinson

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09/04/1997 WIRE: Professor Emile-Etienne Beaulieu holding RU486 abortion pills 11 Jan 1995.

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Energy Minister Josh Frydenberg talks to the media in Melbourne, Sunday, December 10, 2017. (AAP Image/Mal Fairclough) NO ARCHIVING

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Indigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion speaks to reporters in the community of Gunbalanya in Arnhem Land on Tuesday, January 9, 2018. (AAP Image/Lucy Hughes Jones) NO ARCHIVING

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Smoke is seen emitted from chimneys of the cooling towers of a coal-fired power plant in Dadong, Shanxi province, China, 03/12/2009. The United Nation's (UN) environment chief said he is optimistic that the climate change talks beginning in Copenhagen will reach a deal setting firm targets to cut carbon emissions.

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(FILES) This file photo taken on December 07, 2017 shows Britain's Queen Elizabeth II attends the Commissioning Ceremony for the Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth at HM Naval Base in Portsmouth, southern England on December 7, 2017. Queen Elizabeth II's luxury lingerie maker Rigby & Peller has lost its royal warrant, an official said on January 11, 2018, after its former owner published a book revealing details of the royal bra fittings. / AFP PHOTO / POOL / Chris Jackson

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Warlpiri/Celtic woman Jacinta price ,36, is speaking out about the repercussions of voicing a difference of opinion about Australia Day, Alice Springs.

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