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Thursday November 21, 2013 Top stories Indonesia halts all military co-operation Australia's asylum-seeker measures in Indonesia have been thrown into disarray with Jakarta pulling the plug on all military co-operation. Lib likens minister to porn star MARK KENNY | Liberal adviser compares Indonesian Foreign Affairs Minister to '1970s porn star' on Twitter. Murdoch's $1 billion divorce Jennifer Peltz 7:10am | They shook hands and hugged briefly. Then Wendi Deng Murdoch walked away from her marriage to Rupert Murdoch with a hefty payout. Gabba or bust for Aussies CHRIS BARRETT 12:18am | Former England captain Michael Vaughan has spelled out exactly what is at stake for Australia at the Gabba. Telstra's copper an absolute disgrace: union BEN GRUBB | The union representing Telstra field staff says the telco's copper-wire network is "beyond repair". Muslim leader ordered to repay Alan Jones $10,000 NICK RALSTON | Muslim community leader Keysar Trad has been ordered to repay Alan Jones $10,000. Alan Joyce cops a legal warning as Virgin, Qantas dogfight escalates ELIZABETH KNIGHT | Virgin boss John Borghetti has sent a clear message to counterpart Alan Joyce - Qantas doesn't have a monopoly on grenades. More than eight cents a day keeps ABC competitors at bay Damien Murphy | The managing director of the ABC Mark Scott has ordered an investigation into the leaking of how much it pays stars. Redback antivenom study divides Australian doctors LUCY CARROLL | Traditional antivenom used to treat redback bites is ineffective and does not ease pain, new research shows. Tim gives his final rose to Anna ANNABEL ROSS 1:36am | Tim Robards has finally declared his love for criminal lawyer Anna Heinrich, 26. Owners saved homes by staying to defend PETER HANNAM | People's readiness to stay and defend their homes was critical to which houses were saved and which were destroyed in last month's bushfires. Council put all eggs in one basket with Ayers Rock buy: director HEATH ASTON | The deputy chairman of the Indigenous Land Corporation has revealed his opposition to buying the Ayers Rock Resort as it emerged that fewer than 5 per cent of staff at Uluru are from local Aboriginal communities. Missouri executes white supremacist killer Joseph Franklin Paul Franklin 6:03am | Joseph Paul Franklin, a white supremacist who targeted blacks and Jews in a cross-country killing spree from 1977 to 1980, was put to death Wednesday in Missouri, the state's first execution in nearly three years.   Advertisement Did you miss? For the heftiest loans, the winner is Sydney 'I offer no excuses': former NSW Premier Nathan Rees admits to affair #Bloodycyclists tweeter Emma Way convicted of driving offence Indonesian police and immigration departments prepare to stop cooperation with Australia Advertisement

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