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Top Stories Two people stabbed to death in London Bridge terror attack, suspect shot dead by police Police said the attacker, who died after being shot multiple times at the scene, was wearing a hoax explosive device. Indigenous leaders launch 'world's largest' compensation claim, worth $290 billion Noongar people of Western Australia are seeking more than $290 billion for spiritual damage over an area of land almost as big as Victoria in what could become the world's biggest compensation claim. Warner, Labuschagne punish Pakistan in dominant display under lights David Warner and Marnus Labuschagne centuries help Australia to dominant position over Pakistan on day one of the second day-night Test at Adelaide Oval. A better life waits for these women overseas. Instead they're toppling the Government In Lebanon, jobs are scarce, corruption is rampant, and the economy is dangerously close to collapse. But rather than move away, many young people are choosing to stay and fight for their future. Analysis: The Morrison Government is burning political capital — with not-so-splendid results Scott Morrison has spent the week defending the indefensible behaviour of his minister. So much political capital expended and so little return, writes Laura Tingle. Every time this 86-year-old woman gets sick, Americans freak out. Here's why Ruth Bader Ginsburg is not just a judge on America's highest court. For Democrats, she's the only person stopping Donald Trump from shaping the United States for decades to come. The many faces of Bradley Edwards — romantic suitor, distant husband and accused violent killer Ex-wives, ex-girlfriends, friends and colleagues all testified this week in the triple-murder trial, but their testimony paints a wildly conflicting image of the accused Claremont serial killer. Faulty engine leads to destruction of new $125m Australian jet, but US says no to compensation The Department of Defence is reviewing all major foreign military contracts after the United States declared it will not pay any compensation for a new Growler warplane which was destroyed by fire due to a faulty engine. Analysis: Why many in China support Beijing's policies in Xinjiang and Hong Kong At a reunion dinner with his best friends from university last month, ABC journalist Bang Xiao got into a heated discussion on Beijing's mass repression in Xinjiang and the protests in Hong Kong. Becoming a mother is a tough gig. Would you go it alone? If you could, would you choose to start a family on your own? These mums did, and it was no walk in the park. They reveal the cost and sacrifices involved. Analysis and Opinion Why many in China support Beijing's policies in Xinjiang and Hong Kong By Bang Xiao Morrison Government is burning political capital — with not-so-splendid results By Laura Tingle 'Down, Down' and 'Cheap, Cheap' are gone as supermarkets reinvent the wheel By business reporter Andrew Robertson Another thin AFL draft for the Apple Isle. Where is all the Tasmanian talent? World Celebration as Iraqi PM to resign after weeks of deadly protests   Sudan's rulers repeal 'humiliating' law regulating women's behaviour   'I'm not scared of TikTok': teen vows to keep streaming after ban reversed   Australia Talking through the generations: Why Australia is known as a 'graveyard of languages'   Tall poppy syndrome struck our brightest —but one man seemed immune   Morrison Government is burning political capital — with not-so-splendid results   Business Cash-ban law could create more sophisticated criminal activity, Senate inquiry told   Little Christmas cheer for school leavers looking for holiday work, with fewer positions and more competition   Bardot goes bust as it struggles in 'highly cluttered' retail sector   Politics A better life waits for these women overseas. Instead they're toppling the Government   Why many in China support Beijing's policies in Xinjiang and Hong Kong   Morrison Government is burning political capital — with not-so-splendid results   Sport Warner, Labuschagne punish Pakistan in dominant display under lights   Former Socceroos coach Pim Verbeek dead at 63 after cancer battle   Opinion: AFL should consider raising draft age for the greater good of the game   Arts and Entertainment Tall poppy syndrome struck our brightest —but one man seemed immune   Is this Australia's most sustainable building?   Bardot goes bust as it struggles in 'highly cluttered' retail sector   Health Two of our most popular vitamin supplements may be doing more harm than good   'Our stories belong to us, and us alone'   'Dangerous and unconscionable': Doctors lash anti-vaxxers as Samoan measles epidemic rages   Science and Technology TikTok parent company complicit in censorship and Xinjiang propaganda: report   Potentially lethal ants found at Fremantle Port believed to be from overseas   Climate emergency claims justified as scientists warn collapses are 'dangerously close'   Environment 'Your thoughts and prayers aren't enough': Student climate change protesters take to the streets   The ocean is dramatically reshaping Rottnest, forcing major changes to the holiday island   Murray-Darling Basin cop hits out as ministers seek police protection amid threats       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. 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