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U.S. investigating leak of highly classified documents

They're labeled "top secret", but somehow they ended up online. Amy Kiley looks at how a recent leak of highly classified U.S. intelligence documents is causing security concerns.

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Small businesses minister on concerns over GST holiday break

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