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Top Stories Fears for Australia as ransomware virus hits computer servers across globe A cyber attack strikes computers around the world, taking out business servers and disrupting operations, and is likely to hit Australia as businesses wake up. 'There's a jungle drum': Furious Liberal MPs pressure Turnbull to dump Pyne Christopher Pyne's secretly recorded comments spark widespread anger in the Liberal Party, with MPs pressuring the Prime Minister to strip him of his role as Leader of the House and one minister saying it could be the "straw that breaks the camel's back". Australian terror attack plots in accused Bali bombing planner's charge sheet Accused Bali bombing planner Riduan "Hambali" Isomuddin's charge sheet, obtained by ABC News, details numerous plots for terrorist attacks in Australia, Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand. Cold case mystery: Witness saw paedophile priest covered in blood near crime scene A priest who sexually abused the son of cold case murder victim Maria James was seen covered in blood on the day of her murder, metres from her crime scene. Rinehart 'confident' of winning Chinese approval for live-cattle exports Gina Rinehart's company Hancock Prospecting is confident it is only months away from winning Chinese Government approval to start exporting cattle to China, thanks to a "brilliant" plan to tackle biosecurity regulations. Navy member deployed on border patrol operation dies A Royal Australian Navy member deployed on a border patrol operation has died, Defence says, adding the cause of the death is not yet known. Landlords move to prevent Airbnb sub-lets in private rentals Real estate agents say they are increasingly frustrated by tenants secretly listing their rental properties on Airbnb. Now they are taking action by banning the site in the lease. Hostages in Marawi forced to fight and become sex slaves: Philippine army Hostages held by Islamist militants in Marawi are forced to loot homes, take up arms against Government troops, and serve as sex slaves for rebel fighters, the Philippine army says. Diamonds are not forever: Indigenous communities grapple with end of the mining boom As Australia's mining boom wanes, several Indigenous communities that were once promised prosperity are left grappling with a legacy of endemic poverty and questions about where the all the money has gone. Ice addiction treatment surging, but alcohol still the biggest problem The number of Australians seeking help for ice addiction is rising dramatically, but alcohol is still the most common drug people seek help for, new health data reveals. 'He didn't have the courage': Turnbull's backers hit back at Abbott Malcolm Turnbull's loyalists are hitting back at former prime minister Tony Abbott, accusing him of undermining Mr Turnbull and pushing for policies that he never had the courage to implement as leader. 'You can't put a value on this': Breaker Morant's possessions may have been found at tip An arms expert is convinced a priceless collection of Boer War items found in a hessian bag at a New South Wales rubbish tip once belonged to fabled British-Australian soldier "Breaker" Morant. Kiev car bomb kills colonel in Ukrainian military intelligence A colonel in Ukraine's military intelligence is dead after a car bomb exploded in central Kiev, the Defence Ministry says, describing the attack as a "terrorist act". Sydney bio-hacker has travel card implanted into hand Would you be more likely to catch public transport if your ticket was under your skin? Sydney scientist Meow-Ludo Disco Gamma Meow-Meow has done just this and now taps on with his hand. EU fines Google record $3.57 billion The European Union's competition watchdog slaps a record $3.57-billion fine on internet giant Google for anti-competitive behaviour around its online shopping service. 'Afraid to have children': Climate scientists reveal their fears for the future Some are scared to have children, others are planning to leave the country. Top climate scientists speak about their biggest fears for the future, which one warns isn't looking very good. School study finds big divide caused by remote disadvantage West Australian students are funded at a higher rate than others around the country, but they face an array of challenges associated with remoteness, the latest research shows. Schofield cleared, Houli gets two weeks for respective striking incidents West Coast's Will Schofield is cleared of striking Melbourne's Clayton Oliver by the AFL tribunal, while Richmond's Bachar Houli will miss two matches for his hit on Carlton's Jed Lamb. Barber shop brawl in Melbourne caught on CCTV Footage of a wild fight at a barber shop in Melbourne's west where a man was hit in the head with a tomahawk is released by police as they hunt for the offenders. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum May strikes deal to form UK Government. What happens now? By chief foreign correspondent Philip Williams in London Now for Japan: Superb Chile draw shows Socceroos the template for the future By James Maasdorp Can WA voters ever be convinced to support the Nationals' mining tax? By Jessica Strutt Probyn: Gonski's passed but the politics of school funding will continue By political correspondent Andrew Probyn World • Modi dodges notorious Trump handshake with a hug • White House says Assad may be preparing chemical attack • Port Moresby election manager arrested over $80k cash stash Australia • Canberra sparky secures spot in Australia's biggest boxing match • Class is the new black • Landlords move to prevent Airbnb sub-lets in private rentals Business • Queensland Government fund denies planning to fund Galilee coal mines • Stamp duty concessions could open window of opportunity for first-home buyers • EU fines Google record $3.57 billion Politics • Fact check: Will the new citizenship test demand a university-level standard of English? • 'He didn't have the courage': Turnbull's backers hit back at Abbott • Shorten vows to reverse penalty rates cuts if Labor wins election Sport • Schofield cleared, Houli gets two weeks for respective striking incidents • Aussie cricketers and board on the precipice of mutually assured destruction • Aussies taste victory and defeat in America's Cup Entertainment • Into the fire: Photos of strength and resilience on the frontline • Pormpuraaw artists turn ghost nets into world-renowned pieces • Footage of shark snapping at drone captured after ocean crash Health • Struggling to get results from exercise? Here are some hard truths • Stillbirth risks vary between ethnic groups: study • Beginner surfer takes out Australian Adaptive title Science and Tech • 'Afraid to have children': Climate scientists reveal their fears for the future • Sydney bio-hacker has travel card implanted into hand • The map that fills a 500-million-year gap in Earth's history Environment • 'Afraid to have children': Climate scientists reveal their fears for the future • 'Who speaks for the river?': Indigenous leaders voice concerns over Murray-Darling plan • Forest fire in Spain threatens UNESCO World Heritage site Follow ABC News About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. This message was sent to you at bsamad2007.adnan@blogger.com. Please add newslists@your.abc.net.au to your email address book to see images by default and stop the email being treated as spam. This email address is not monitored - Please don't reply to this email. 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