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Sign up to the Four Corners newsletter Get the best investigative journalism delivered to your inbox. Subscribe to receive alerts from Four Corners about investigations, recommended reading and links to ground-breaking stories. Top Stories 'Back on track': China and US agree to restart trade talks US President Donald Trump says he is open to a potentially "historic" trade deal with Chinese President Xi Jinping, as they begin talks that could ease tensions or plunge the world's two largest economies into a deeper trade war. Dramatic footage shows man allegedly tasering police officer at Sydney train station Police charge a 50-year-old man after an officer is allegedly tasered during an arrest at Yennora train station, in Sydney's west. The secret brain injury that changed Michael Hutchence forever Michael Hutchence had sex appeal, fame and fortune as INXS' frontman. Despite intense media scrutiny, few people knew what he was hiding — a street attack that left him scarred. Opinion: I tried living like a successful executive. It broke my brain Start-up founders spruik a lifestyle where you get up at 5am, run 10kms, have a green-packed smoothie and then work for the next 15 hours. It's time for us to unpack why you should never follow this advice. Australia gave a refugee $98k to move to Cambodia. He says it's not enough A Syrian refugee who took a deal from Australia to settle in Cambodia says he needs nearly $80,000 a year to cover his family's health and education costs. Two teens charged with murder over 'tragic, senseless' death of man outside pub Two teenagers are charged with murder over the death of a 46-year-old man after an altercation outside the Slug 'n' Lettuce pub in Adelaide's Parafield Gardens. France has had its hottest day since they started recording temperatures France registers its highest temperature since records began, breaking the previous record by almost two degrees, as the death toll rose from a heatwave suffocating much of Europe. Analysis: A botched coup will echo through the new Parliament Parliament resumes next week with the Prime Minister promising to concentrate on Mr and Mrs Everybody and not political games. But political gamesmanship will not be far away, writes Laura Tingle. Twitchers flocking to rare bird sightings told to curb their enthusiasm Discoveries of rare animals are sparking mini tourism booms in remote Australia, but they're also causing some headaches for Aboriginal rangers and their conservation efforts. Abandoned baby now 'thriving' after being found wrapped in plastic bag Bodycam footage shows the newborn, with the umbilical cord still attached, being rescued on June 6, after residents heard her cries from a wooded area in the US state of Georgia. Why are millions of Chinese people trying to get back inside Beijing's digital firewall? Many Chinese people find that when they go overseas and leave behind the Great Firewall, they crave a return to the heavily censored content they're accustomed to consuming online. Damage bill in millions as fire destroys caravan storage site Police investigate the cause of a fire which engulfed a caravan storage site in New Town, Hobart, causing millions of dollars in damage. Live: Swans looking for a big win over the Suns at the SCG The Swans host the Suns, then later the Pies and North meet and finally Port Adelaide clashes with the Bulldogs in Adelaide, after the Eagles win a thriller over the Hawks. Follow all the stats, scores and commentary. Live: The Broncos pay a visit to the Knights in Newcastle The Knights host the Broncos and later the Eels take on the Raiders after the Sea Eagles crush the Titans at Robina. Follow all the live scores, stats and commentary. 'Like a kid at Disney World': Charlottesville killer's Nazi camp glee revealed as he's jailed for life An avowed white supremacist who ploughed his car into a crowd of counter-protesters, killing a young woman, is jailed for life, with a federal judge saying his release would be "too great a risk". 'I just love the fact it's not suburbia': The colourful characters breathing new life into an old town In the 1960s and 70s, Port Kembla was booming, but the slowdown of the steel industry changed things. Now a colourful cast of characters — migrants, sex workers and creatives — are bringing new life to the area. Brumbies bow out of Super Rugby finals with crushing defeat in Argentina The ACT Brumbies cop a 39-7 thrashing by the Jaguares in Buenos Aires and see their Super Rugby dreams shattered. Postie and publican keep watch over isolated Tasmanian communities When you live in an isolated area, services like the mail run are about more than just delivering the post. They can be a vital way of keeping a check on people who prefer the quieter lifestyle. Restless legs syndrome is more than just twitching. Here's what to look for Karen McFarland didn't get a proper night's sleep for 12 years before realising she had restless legs syndrome. So what is this debilitating condition, and what can help relieve its nasty symptoms? This man has been in a vegetative state for 11 years. France has now ruled he can die The fate of Vincent Lambert, who has almost no consciousness but can breathe without a respirator and occasionally moves his eyes, has torn apart his family and sparked fierce nationwide debate in France over the right to die. Want to upgrade your phone? Here's how Trump could affect the price One of the big losers of Donald Trump's trade war with Beijing is American tech companies that rely on Chinese manufacturers. Here's what that could mean for people in the market for a new phone. Rapinoe takes a break from trolling Trump to fire US into World Cup semis US captain Megan Rapinoe, involved in a spat with the US President during the build-up to the game, strikes twice as the USA knock hosts France out of the Women's World Cup to set up a semi-final clash with England. South Africa and a swarm of bees sting Sri Lanka's semi-final hopes Bees stopped play in Durham but could not stop Sri Lanka falling to a nine-wicket defeat at the hands of eliminated South Africa, severely denting its own semi-final hopes. Analysis and Opinion Supporters and critics both left surprised by how far WA's proposed euthanasia laws go By Jacob Kagi 'Never hate your enemies': Advice ignored in a coup gone wrong By Laura Tingle I tried living like a successful executive. It broke my brain By Caroline Zielinski Five things we learned from the first Democratic debates By North America Correspondent James Glenday and Emily Olson World Pride and protest: Marking the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Inn riots   Donald Trump wants to meet Kim Jong-un at the border to 'say hello'   MI5 'could not have prevented' London Bridge terror attack, court says   Australia Live: The Broncos pay a visit to the Knights in Newcastle   Live: Swans looking for a big win over the Suns at the SCG   'I just love the fact it's not suburbia': The colourful characters breathing new life into an old town   Business Healthy lollies? Confectioners chew on changing customer tastes   A small Chinese bank has collapsed and experts worry China's financial system may fail with it   Here's what you can and can't claim on tax. And beware, the tax office warns it's watching   Politics Donald Trump wants to meet Kim Jong-un at the border to 'say hello'   Supporters and critics both left surprised by how far WA's proposed euthanasia laws go   'Never hate your enemies': Advice ignored in a coup gone wrong   Sport Live: Swans looking for a big win over the Suns at the SCG   Live: The Broncos pay a visit to the Knights in Newcastle   Brumbies bow out of Super Rugby finals with crushing defeat in Argentina   Arts and Entertainment Evie and Pat mystery solved after owners of lost photos found   The secret brain injury that changed Michael Hutchence forever   Love Actually star falls for Broken Hill   Health Restless legs syndrome is more than just twitching. Here's what to look for   This man has been in a vegetative state for 11 years. France has now ruled he can die   I tried living like a successful executive. It broke my brain   Science and Technology Restless legs syndrome is more than just twitching. Here's what to look for   Woman wakes to find 'mud volcano' crater eroding backyard   Fast radio bursts are incredibly brief and violent — and now we know where one of them came from   Environment Europe battling heatwave so hot it's causing chicken manure to combust and spark bushfires   Protesters locked together inside canoe in South Brisbane after blocking bridge   Australian cities are declaring a 'climate emergency', but what does that actually mean?       Follow Us     The ABC sent this message to bsamad2007.adnan@blogger.com these details are included to help provide assurance that this is a genuine email from ABC. Any personal details and data acquired by the ABC from your participation in any ABC Online Services will be used only in accordance with the ABC's Privacy Policy. 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