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Top Stories Worldwide climate change protests to mark Trump's 100 days in office As US President Donald Trump marks his 100th day in the White House, thousands of people turn out in Washington to protest his climate change policies, with sister marches also planned in Australia. How has the world changed after 100 days of Trump? As Donald Trump reaches his 100-day milestone as President of the United States, many questions remain unanswered and the world is still trying to anticipate the next move of one of the world's most unpredictable men, writes Philip Williams. SA stabbing murder suspect arrested after two-day manhunt The man wanted over the alleged stabbing murder of Alexander Watts (pictured), at a shopping centre in Adelaide's north, is arrested after leading police on a manhunt lasting almost two days. Investors snapping up community energy projects The public appetite for community funded renewable energy appears to be limitless, with projects proving so popular they are selling out within minutes of being offered to investors. North Korea's ballistic missile launch fails amid rising tensions North Korea test-fires a ballistic missile from a region north of its capital, but it appears to have failed, South Korea's military says, defying intense pressure from the United States and the reclusive state's main ally, China. Five-day crash course in what refugees can expect in Australia Refugees learn to shake hands, introduce themselves in English, flush a toilet and cross the street as part of the Australian Government's cultural orientation program. Police charge 68yo man with murder over woman's stabbing death A man is due to front court on Monday charged with murder over the stabbing death of a 68-year-old woman at a house in Stafford Heights, north of Brisbane. Turkey blocks access to Wikipedia 'to protect national security' Turkey blocks access to online encyclopaedia Wikipedia, citing a law allowing it to ban access to websites deemed obscene or a threat to national security, the country's telecommunications watchdog says. Fyre Festival furore after Ja Rule's 'luxury' music event flops A much-hyped luxury music festival in the Bahamas that promised performances by artists including Blink-182 is cancelled at the last minute after people had already arrived and spent thousands of dollars on tickets and travel. Changing of the guard? Hawks, Swans crash to Saints, Blues The Hawks and Swans had earned one more chance at redemption — but damaging losses to St Kilda and Carlton means it is time to close the book on their eras at the top. EU leaders unanimously agree upon 'firm' Brexit negotiating guidelines European Union leaders vow to stand shoulder-to-shoulder behind their negotiating team during the divorce proceedings with Britain, warning any demands from Prime Minister Theresa May will be dealt with "firmly". Sky Blues soar over Perth to reach A-League grand final Sydney FC takes its place in the A-League grand final with a 3-0 win over Perth, but the premiers' path to the decider was anything but straightforward. As APRA warns of more interest rate rises, ANZ delivers As APRA warned more home loan rises were coming, ANZ pushed up some of its investor loans by 0.4 percentage points. Melbourne redheads return with offspring to celebrate second Ginger Pride march The flame-haired faithful flock to Melbourne's Federation Square for the second annual Ginger Pride rally. Australia's first Democrats MP Robin Millhouse dies aged 87 Former maverick MP and Supreme Court judge Robin Millhouse dies at the age of 87, inspiring tributes to his influence on law reform and the evolution of the Australian Democrats. Sharks hold off spirited Tigers after Titans, Bulldogs win Wests Tigers fall painfully short against the Sharks after Gold Coast and the Bulldogs beat the Knights and Raiders respectively. Check it all out in our ScoreCentre. Suffering in silence: One million Syrians in Lebanon desperate for healthcare Syrian refugees make up 25 per cent of Lebanon's population, but many live in poverty, unable to legally work and without the funds to pay for any healthcare. Meet the women staying on to work the land on their own Life in the outback can be challenging, but the close-knit communities have a powerful draw, as three western Queensland women discovered following life-changing tragedies. The farmers' market that saved a town The closure of a regional town's major employer has become an all-too-familiar occurrence in Victoria in recent years, but the tiny town of Girgarre in the Goulburn Valley proves there is hope after major industry leaves town. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum US missile shield a test of Beijing's soft power By China correspondent Bill Birtles Turnbull turns his guns on infrastructure, but will he hit the target? By political correspondent Andrew Probyn Are we OK with games that allow kids to perform eye lifts and nose jobs? By Melinda Tankard Reist Gas prices halved, problem solved. Is it that simple? By business editor Ian Verrender World • NZ Immigration Minister says US, Australia visa change announcement a coincidence • Why do we care about Trump's first 100 days? • Failure to act on North Korea could be catastrophic, Tillerson warns UN Australia • Street style: The difference between stylish men in Melbourne and Sydney • Investors snapping up community energy projects • Sky Blues soar over Perth to reach A-League grand final Business • As APRA warns of more interest rate rises, ANZ delivers • Westpac's new climate change policy is bad news for Adani • APRA slams banks over lax lending standards Politics • Worldwide climate change protests to mark Trump's 100 days in office • EU leaders unanimously agree upon 'firm' Brexit negotiating guidelines • Turkey blocks access to Wikipedia 'to protect national security' Sport • Sky Blues soar over Perth to reach A-League grand final • Changing of the guard? Hawks, Swans crash to Saints, Blues • Sharks hold off spirited Tigers after Titans, Bulldogs win Entertainment • Street style: The difference between stylish men in Melbourne and Sydney • Secrets of the old Alice Springs jail revealed in new exhibition • Country town turns rubbish into tunes with junk orchestra Health • Suffering in silence: One million Syrians in Lebanon desperate for healthcare • Are we OK with games that allow kids to perform eye lifts and nose jobs? • Disability campaigners push for the technology to help blind people watch TV Science and Tech • AFP illegally accessed call records of journalist • How virtual reality spiders are helping people face their arachnophobia • Cassini survives dive behind Saturn's rings to send back closest look yet at planet's atmosphere Environment • Investors snapping up community energy projects • Worldwide climate change protests to mark Trump's 100 days in office • Carbon price vital for emissions-free future, roadmap shows Follow ABC News About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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