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Good afternoon. Here's what's happening now: The High Court has ruled Gerard Baden-Clay's conviction for murdering his wife Allison in 2012 will stand, ending what her friend describes as "Gerard's attempts to smear Allison's name" Australian woman Sara Connor and her British partner David Taylor have returned to the beach where the alleged murder of a Bali policeman took place for a reconstruction in front of media Bernard Tomic has apologised for hurling a foul-mouthed spray at a heckler at the US Open, but his coach says the 23-year-old was badly provoked and called a "pussy" A simple change to the new $5 note means blind and vision-impaired people will finally be able to tell how much cash they're handing over. Here's what's coming up: 6:00pm AEST: Radio National's Drive program will feature WA politicians Michaelia Cash and Christian Porter 6:30pm AEST: Several pieces of important Australian art, including works by Sidney Nolan and Albert Namatjira, will be auctioned in Sydney 6:30pm AEST: The Australian Museum's Eureka Prizes will reward excellence in the fields of research and innovation, leadership, science communication and school science Top Stories Baden-Clay murder ruling 'ends smear attempts against Allison' Allison Baden-Clay's longtime friend expresses her "relief and elation" over the High Court's decision to reinstate Gerard Baden-Clay's conviction for murdering his wife in 2012. Live: Charity hands back Dastyari cash An Indigenous foundation rejects a donation from Labor senator Sam Dastyari, in the wake of concerns about funds he accepted cash from China-linked interests to repay a debt. Follow live. Sara Connor returns to Bali beach to re-enact policeman's killing Australian woman Sara Connor and British man David Taylor, who are accused of murdering an on-duty Bali police officer, return to the scene of the crime for a reconstruction in front of media. Finally, Australian currency will be accessible to the blind A simple change to the new $5 note means blind and vision-impaired people will finally be able to tell how much cash they're handing over. Hunter paedophile priest 'was like Jekyll and Hyde' A child sexual abuse survivor has broken down while recounting to a royal commission how he was repeatedly molested by a NSW priest who "was like Jekyll and Hyde" and warned him "nobody will believe you because I am a priest". Turnbull says Government has no plans to change 18C Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull slaps down a push by his backbench to water down the Racial Discrimination Act, saying the Government has "much more pressing priorities" to address. Hinch uses Parliament snooze to further push for relaxing Senate photography rules Senator Derryn Hinch says he is glad he was snapped sleeping during the first sitting day of Parliament because it demonstrates why the restrictive Senate photography rules should be relaxed. Donald Trump to meet Mexican president Republican White House hopeful Donald Trump accepts Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto's invitation to meet privately south of the US border. Police at court for Kalgoorlie manslaughter appearance Police officers are stationed around the Perth Supreme Court this morning as a 55-year-old man appears, accused of unlawfully killing a teenager whose death sparked a riot in Kalgoorlie yesterday. Your dog can understand what you're saying as well as how you say it Scientists prove that dogs not only understand human language, but they also know the difference between genuine praise and meaningless words. Tomic apologises for foul-mouthed spray at US Open fan Bernard Tomic has apologised for abusing a heckler at the US Open, but his coach says the controversial Australian star was provoked and called "a pussy". Chris Brown arrested after police standoff outside LA home Pop star Chris Brown is arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon after a daylong standoff and search at his Los Angeles home that began when a woman called 911, police say. 'Eureka moment' research asks: Did mountains control evolution of humans? Controversial research by a team geologists at the University of Tasmania could fundamentally change the way we view Charles Darwin's theory of evolution and help explain periods of mass extinction. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum Political benefits of 'taking out the trash' as Parliament returns By political reporter Anna Henderson Is there a Brexit lesson for Australia? By Europe correspondent James Glenday Paradox of plenty strikes again as resources boom squandered By Ian Verrender How should we talk to boys about respecting women? By Sarah Macdonald World • Europe delivers warning to multinationals as Apple slugged $20b • Earthquake strikes off Papua New Guinea • Obama to guest-edit issue of Wired magazine Australia • Lachie Whitfield 'doing well' amid drug test investigation • Your dog can understand what you're saying as well as how you say it • 'Eureka moment' research asks: Did mountains control evolution of humans? Business • Apple says 13b euro EU tax bill has 'no basis in fact or in law' • Profit wrap: Harvey Norman breaks record, Atlas Iron in the red • United Petroleum audit uncovers 'disturbing' staff underpayment Politics • Former CLP leader Mills on track to victory in Blain • North Korea executes education minister: South Korean officials • Donald Trump to meet Mexican president Sport • Tomic apologises for foul-mouthed spray at US Open fan • Kyrgios, Stosur through at US Open • Lachie Whitfield 'doing well' amid drug test investigation Entertainment • Arts festival drills down to heart of Tasmania's mining west coast • Arts companies 'could do a lot more' to include Indigenous performers • Hinch uses Parliament snooze to further push for relaxing Senate photography rules Health • Overdose reversal drug should be included on painkiller prescriptions, experts say • NDIS payment problems blamed on 'short-lived' technical glitch • Baby's body accidentally cremated after switch at Sydney hospital Science and Tech • Europe delivers warning to multinationals as Apple slugged $20b • Your dog can understand what you're saying as well as how you say it • Apple says 13b euro EU tax bill has 'no basis in fact or in law' Environment • Bleached Sydney Harbour coral showing 'signs of recovery' • Samarco dam disaster probe reveals construction and design flaws • Victoria moves to ban coal seam gas, fracking Follow ABC News About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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