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Good morning. The woman bashed while she was trapped in her upturned car on the Gold Coast has died in hospital. Police say they expect to charge the former partner of Tara Brown, 24, with murder. Overseas, Spain has reportedly agreed to take in nearly 15,000 refugees as part of the mandatory quota system outlined by the European Commission yesterday. The Queen has thanked people around the world for their "touching messages" as she became Britain's longest-serving monarch. And Apple has unveiled new models of its iPhone, iPad and TV products. Its shares closed down 1.9 per cent. ICYMI: Tony Abbott tells ABC's 7.30 program that stopping asylum seeker boats has helped the economy. Coming up: At 8.10am AEST, Scott Morrison will be on AM (listen live or later via the ABC radio app for iOS or Android). At 9.15am AEST, Tony Abbott and other regional leaders attend the Pacific Islands Forum in Port Moresby. At 10.00am AEST, Melbourne tram drivers are due to walk off the job for four hours. At 11.30am AEST, the ABS releases the latest unemployment figures. And from 3.45pm, a Senate committee looks into a possible plebiscite or referendum on marriage laws. Top Stories Ex-bikie facing murder charge after fatal roadside assault of former partner A 24-year-old mother dies in hospital after allegedly being run off the road and bashed by her former partner, an ex-member of the Bandidos bikie gang, on the Gold Coast. EU to force member states to take in 160,000 refugees EU Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker reveals plans to force the 28-member bloc to relocate 160,000 asylum seekers from overstretched border states like Greece and Hungary. Queen Elizabeth 'never aspired' to be Britain's longest-reigning monarch Queen Elizabeth II seals a special place in Britain's history by becoming its longest-reigning monarch but, amid warm tributes from the public and politicians, says she never aspired to the landmark. 'He could destroy my life': Report reveals widespread bullying among surgeons A damning report finds nearly half of surgeons across all specialties experience discrimination, bullying or sexual harassment, with many fearing speaking out will equal "career suicide". Matildas cancel United States tour as FFA pay dispute escalates Australia's women's national football team calls off its entire tour of the United States as the pay dispute with the FFA continues to escalate. Abbott says stopping boats has helped economy In an interview with 7.30, the Prime Minister calls on the ABC to talk up the economy and sidesteps questions on key economic indicators by citing his Government's record on stopping asylum seeker boats. Senate rejects four-week wait for dole The Government's planned waiting period for young people to access unemployment benefits hits a Senate-shaped roadblock for the second time in as many years. Labor 'ludicrous' to call on GG to remove Heydon: professor Labor was "ludicrous" to propose the Senate call on the Governor-General to dismiss trade union commissioner Dyson Heydon, one of Australia's leading legal minds says. Defiant Kentucky clerk's supporters want deputies fired over gay marriage Supporters of Kentucky county clerk Kim Davis, who refused to issue marriage licences to gay couples due to her religious beliefs, say that any of her deputies who provide gay marriage licences without her permission should be fired. Prince Ali back in race for FIFA top job Jordan's Prince Ali bin al-Hussein declares he will run again to succeed Sepp Blatter in soccer's top job as head of FIFA. Photos of cage used to hold boy with autism at Canberra school become public The ACT Education Minister slams Canberra media organisations for publishing photos of the cage used to restrain a young boy with autism. Bailey the miracle dog rescued from mine shaft Colorado firefighters rescue a pet dog that fell 61 metres down an open mine shaft by lowering two crew members down the hole and winching the canine to safety. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum The slippery slope of justifying air strikes in Syria By Michael Bradley Syria air strikes: There is no endgame in sight By Damien Kingsbury Accepting refugees makes the most economic sense By Tim Dunlop What will happen to our jobs if a recession hits? By Greg Jericho Just In Asylum seekers: Trouble in Greek paradise September 10, 2015 - 7:02 am Australia's treatment of refugees questioned ahead of extra intake September 10, 2015 - 6:46 am Forestry Tasmania urged to help save endangered parrot by reducing logging September 10, 2015 - 6:25 am World • Asylum seekers: Trouble in Greek paradise • Indonesia unveils stimulus plan to bolster economy • Queen's reign rooted in ancestor Victoria Business • Share market turmoil drives sharp downturn in consumer confidence • Massive solar investment could see 10 new power plants • China to boost private sector spending to support economy Politics • Australia's treatment of refugees questioned ahead of extra intake • Indonesia unveils stimulus plan to bolster economy • Labor 'ludicrous' to call on GG to remove Heydon: professor Sport • Matildas cancel United States tour as FFA pay dispute escalates • Glenn Stewart signs with Super League's Catalans • Cool Pennetta upsets Kvitova to reach US Open semis Science and Tech • Privacy advocates raise concern over 'creepy' facial recognition • Brainwave-reading headset allows people to move objects with their minds • Ancient virus emerges from Siberian permafrost Environment • Javan rhino calves raise hopes for one of world's rarest • Deadly sandstorm engulfs parts of Middle East • Bernie Fraser resigns as chairman of Climate Change Authority Follow ABC News About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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