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Good morning. Here's what's happening now: Hungarian police fired tear gas and water cannon at asylum seekers who pulled down a wire fence at the flashpoint Roszke-Horogs border crossing ABC correspondent Philip Williams: "This is what the whole immigration journey looks like right now. The idea of a cohesive approach to (the) crisis is really a very long way away." In Canberra, deposed prime minister Tony Abbott says he's staying in parliament A 14-year-old Muslim boy in Texas has been arrested the homemade clock he brought to school was mistaken for a bomb And while a coffee with your morning news email is fine (really, it is), a nighttime cuppa could push your body clock into a different time zone. Coming up: If you're an early opener of this mail, you can catch Bill Shorten on RN at 7.35am AEST. At 8.10am AEST, Philip Ruddock is on AM. At 8.30am AWST (10.30am AEST) Tanya Plibersek campaigns in Canning. At 10.00am AEST, Republican US presidential candidates hold another debate. Later today, the European Commission is due to announce if it will hold a summit to debate the ongoing asylum seeker crisis. And at 4.00am AEST on Friday, we'll hear whether the US will raise interest rates. And finally: some of you said you'd prefer dot points in these summaries above the headlines. Does everyone else agree? Let us know via our Feedback page. Top Stories Hungary police fire tear gas as asylum seekers protest at border Hungarian police fire tear gas and water cannon at protesting asylum seekers demanding they be allowed to enter from Serbia as a border crackdown by Budapest turns violent. Abbott to stay on as backbencher Tony Abbott intends to stay in Federal Parliament, most likely on the backbench, after losing the prime ministership to his longtime rival Malcolm Turnbull. Horrifically maimed Syrian boy starts new life in Australia The Al Shebli family fled Syria when their son was horrifically injured by shelling. They spent months languishing in a refugee camp but now make a new start in Wollongong, south of Sydney. High-profile researcher admits to fabricating scientific results A high-profile scientist who spearheaded a campaign on medical research admits to fabricating research published in two international journals. Muslim boy arrested over 'hoax bomb' clock invited to White House, Facebook A 14-year-old Muslim schoolboy is arrested in the United States after his homemade clock was mistaken for a bomb wins invitations to visit the White House, Google, NASA and Facebook, amid a surge of public support. New 'tactile technology' to aid Army helicopter pilots flying in low visibility Australian researchers are working with the US Army to develop technology that uses the sense of touch to help helicopter pilots better respond to low visibility conditions and possible threats. Bendigo councillors need police escort at meeting as anti-mosque protest erupts Police are called in to escort Bendigo councillors from their regular meeting after anti-mosque protesters began chanting and hurling abuse at them from the public gallery. Police officers investigated over rape claim 'vendetta' A prison guard spent four months in jail for raping and beating his ex-fiancée, before it emerged the allegations were completely false. Conroy concerned by claims US officers fudged reports on war against IS Labor's defence spokesman, Stephen Conroy, raises with the Chief of the Defence Force claims that US military officers tampered with reports on the war against Islamic State. Rare Kimberley death adder declared a unique species A rare Kimberley snake thought to have been the same species as one found in the Northern Territory is identified as a separate unique species. Corbyn, Cameron keep it civil during first Commons clash Newly elected British Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn faces off with David Cameron for the first time, bringing a low-key style to the usually raucous weekly showdown of Prime Minister's Questions. Senate report warns of cost and potential harm of gay marriage plebiscite A Senate report warns that a plebiscite on same-sex marriage will be too expensive and too potentially harmful to children and other vulnerable people in the gay and lesbian community. Rousey tells big Melbourne crowd that Holm will be her greatest challenge A big crowd gathers at Docklands Stadium to see Ronda Rousey and Holly Holm promote their upcoming UFC bout. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum Turnbull's foreign policy likely to pivot to China By Hamish McDonald Will Turnbull take up the GST challenge? By Miranda Stewart Is the unemployment rate papering over cracks? By Greg Jericho 'Jihad against Jews' - how our race hate laws have failed us By Glen Falkenstein Just In Police sift through calls linked to child bones murder case September 17, 2015 - 6:54 am Nazieh's story: One Syrian asylum seeker's search for his family September 17, 2015 - 6:37 am Drinking coffee at night may push back your body clock and give you jetlag September 17, 2015 - 6:21 am World • China's continued South China Sea reclamation 'sends message' • Ethnic Malays openly denounce Chinese in ruling party rally • War crimes 'most likely' committed in Sri Lankan civil war: UN Business • Winds of change in Canberra breathe life into renewables sector • APRA satisfied by bank capital raisings • Foreign property investment, multinational corporate tax crackdowns Politics • Burkina Faso presidential guard detains cabinet, military sources • China's continued South China Sea reclamation 'sends message' • Turnbull under pressure to keep Indigenous affairs 'front and centre' Sport • Rousey tells big Melbourne crowd that Holm will be her greatest challenge • Australians benefit from Jonny Wilkinson's World Cup advice • Hawthorn must defy AFL history if it is to secure third-straight flag Science and Tech • High-profile researcher admits to fabricating scientific results • Antibacterial soap no better than normal suds: study • Global ocean found beneath crust of Saturn's moon Enceladus: NASA Environment • Dutton apologises for 'vulgar' climate change joke • Shorten wants Dutton axed from Cabinet over climate joke • Kiribati president lashes Dutton for 'vulgar' joke about rising sea levels Follow ABC News About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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