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Top Stories Boy found dead inside submerged vehicle that slid into river Police recover the body of a four-year-old boy who drowned in a ute that slid down a boat ramp into the Hawkesbury River, north-west of Sydney. GPs 'at breaking point' over Medicare rebate freeze New AMA president Dr Michael Gannon says he would not be surprised if GPs start charging up to $25 extra per patient visit if the freeze on the Medicare rebate is not lifted. Game on: Turnbull and Shorten prepare to face-off in debate The coin is tossed and speaking orders decided as Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and Opposition Leader Bill Shorten prepare to go head-to-head in the first national, free-to-air leaders' debate tonight. Man charged with murder of Melbourne teen found in mineshaft A man is charged with the murder of Melbourne teenager Cayleb Hough (pictured), whose remains were found in a shallow mineshaft three months after he was reported missing. Thousands protest against Baird Government, Westconnex in Sydney Protesters join a march through Sydney voicing their opposition to the WestConnex freeway project, council amalgamations, education funding, refugee policy and the controversial introduction of lockout laws. US zoo kills gorilla after boy falls into enclosure Workers at the Cincinnati Zoo in the US state of Ohio shoot and kill a gorilla after a three-year-old boy falls into its enclosure, officials say. Items belonging to missing man Rye Hunt found in Brazil Items belonging to an Australian missing in Brazil for more than a week have been located, his sister says. Why do women join Islamic State? Despite misconceptions that they are tricked or coerced, the women who join Islamic State do so for the same political ends as men, Sara Mahmood writes. Pearson's Aurukun program part of problem, educator Chris Sarra says A controversial education program being run by Noel Pearson at three Aboriginal communities in Queensland's Cape York region is part of the problem in Aurukun, Indigenous educator Dr Chris Sarra says. WA father calls for changes to 'deathtrap' racetrack that claimed son's life A Perth father, who lost his son in a motorcycle crash, is campaigning for changes to a popular race circuit after five deaths in 16 years, which he believes were preventable. Telstra apologises for internet outage with $25 credit Telstra announces it will provide a $25 credit to thousands of its internet customers who were offline for an extended period of time due to its most recent outage. NASA inflates first add-on room at International Space Station NASA successfully expands and pressurises a four-metre-long add-on room at the International Space Station in its efforts to test expandable habitats astronauts might use on the Moon or Mars in the coming decades. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum Polls don't mean a thing if Labor ain't got that swing By Barrie Cassidy Even your language submits to gender stereotypes By Deirdre Fidge Election 2016: Will the war be won in the west? 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