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Good morning. Here's what's happening now:

  • In breaking news, SA Premier Jay Weatherill has revealed the two people who died in the bushfire near Adelaide have been identified as a 56-year-old woman and a 69-year-old man. Sixteen homes have been lost

  • Turkey has released audio of what it says are the multiple warnings sent to Russian pilots before their plane was shot down. The surviving pilot has been rescued by Russian special forces and says he received no warnings

  • A fan was ejected from a National Basketball League game last night for pouring beer on Sydney Kings player Marcus Thornton. Kings coach Damian Cotter has described the incident, captured on live television, as "dropkick behaviour"

Here's what's coming up today:

  • 7.35am AEDT: Foreign Minister Julie Bishop will speak to Radio National

  • 9.45am AEDT: Malcolm Turnbull and Sussan Ley will reveal an overhaul of mental health policy

  • 11.00am AEDT: We'll get a snapshot of the nation's health with the release of a Health Trends report

  • 11.00am AEDT: Indigenous artefacts souvenired by Captain Cook will go on display at the National Museum, on loan from the British Museum

  • 2.00pm AEDT: Question Time will begin in the House of Representatives

  • 4.00pm AEDT: Malcolm Turnbull leaves for the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting in Malta

  • 8.00pm AEDT: The ARIA awards will be held in Sydney

 
Top Stories
Man and woman killed, 13 people hospitalised in SA bushfire
A 56-year-old woman and a 69-year-old man are confirmed dead and at least 13 people hospitalised from a major bushfire that has destroyed homes in South Australia's Mid North.
 
Pigs burned alive, woman trampled by horse as terrified locals flee fire
Residents tell of the horror of the major bushfire burning in South Australia, with one revealing he had no choice but to leave thousands of animals at a piggery for dead and another describing how his wife was trampled by a horse as she fled.
 
Earlier access to M-rated shows 'sends wrong message to kids'
The new commercial television code that will allow M-rated programs to air from 7:30pm is facing resistance from the Federal Government backbench.
 
Russia and Turkey refuse to back down in row over jet downing
Russia sends an advanced missile system to Syria to protect its jets operating there and pledges its air force will keep flying missions near Turkish air space in an act of defiance.
 
2015 shaping up as hottest year on record
This year is set to be the hottest on record, due to a strong El Nino season and global warming, the World Meteorological Organisation says.
 
Mental health overhaul to focus on individualised care
The Federal Government will today announce a major shake-up of the mental health system, which Health Minister Sussan Ley says will move away from a "one size fits all" approach.
 
Security experts issue online shopping warning in lead-up to Christmas
Online retailers are increasingly becoming the target of criminal gangs committing credit card fraud as more shoppers shop on the internet during the Christmas period.
 
SA Chief Justice backs justice target to reduce numbers of Indigenous in prison
The Chief Justice of the South Australian Supreme Court voices his support for adopting a "justice target" to help drive down the number of Indigenous Australians behind bars.
 
US probe finds Kunduz hospital bombing a 'tragic mistake'
A deadly air strike by US forces that destroyed a hospital run by Medecins Sans Frontieres in Afghanistan was a "tragic mistake" in which the wrong building was targeted, a probe finds.
 
'Matter of death and life': Espionage in East Timor and Australia's diplomatic bungle
East Timor's most senior leaders accuse Australia of committing a crime and acting immorally after a spying scandal that rocked the relationship between the two countries.
 
Liberal Party urged to adopt 'stretch target' to boost female ranks
The Liberal Party will be urged to adopt an ambitious "stretch target" in order to boost the number of women at all levels within the organisation, including female MPs.
 
Want to own a dinosaur? Rare Allosaurus skeleton to go under hammer
The auctioneers of a rare skeleton of an Allosaurus dinosaur, a similar carnivore to the famous Tyrannosaurus Rex, say it could add "wow factor in a luxurious living room".
 
Analysis and Opinion: The Drum
By Michael Bradley Understanding 'nativism' will help us end it
By Michael Bradley
By Damien Kingsbury How the downing of a Russian warplane will change the Syrian conflict
By Damien Kingsbury
By Tim Legrand Moderation not machismo: Turnbull's new tenor of counter-extremism policy
By Tim Legrand
By Peter Lewis Voters call for calm in the face of terrorism fears
By Peter Lewis
 
Just In
Weather bureau issues ACT severe weather warning
November 26, 2015 - 7:43 am
Earlier access to M-rated shows 'sends wrong message to kids'
November 26, 2015 - 7:17 am
'Dropkick behaviour' slammed as Hawks fan pours beer on Kings player
November 26, 2015 - 7:05 am
 
World
Pope in Africa hopes to bridge Christian-Muslim gap
Scary clown Halloween poster banned: 'Likely to cause fear or distress'
Fort Hood's 'Hug Lady' promises she will return after cancer treatment
 
Business
Iron ore producers could collapse amid 10-year low: analyst
$US2.2 trillion in fossil fuel projects 'unviable because of climate change'
Port constraints may halt Carnival cruise's Australian growth
 
Politics
Earlier access to M-rated shows 'sends wrong message to kids'
Pope in Africa hopes to bridge Christian-Muslim gap
SA Premier to unveil tax reform package in bid to break GST impasse
 
Sport
Scott ready for Australian Open, excited by Spieth challenge
FFA demands end to death threats directed at journalist Wilson
'Dropkick behaviour' slammed as Hawks fan pours beer on Kings player
 
Science and Tech
Space tourism a possibility after successful space vehicle launch
How did the giraffe get its long neck?
100 years of general relativity — and why it matters
 
Environment
Australia has met its 2020 greenhouse emissions target, Hunt says
Climate Council chief optimistic of global deal at Paris talks
US grassroots campaign wages 'war on coal'
 

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