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Good morning. Here's what's happening now: CSIRO research out this morning says 78 per cent of Australians believe in climate change. The study found opinions were divided along political lines, not demographics. Here's one breakdown: 59 per cent of Labor voters believe climate change is caused by humans, compared to 28 per cent of Liberal voters, 22 per cent of National voters and 76 per cent of Greens supporters In developing news, a man's body has been found in a charity bin in Sydney this morning. Police are investigating possibilities including death by misadventure In the Melbourne Cup washup, the ABC's 7.30 program spoke to winning jockey Michelle Payne and her brother Stevie. Watch the interview for some morning inspiration. We'll hear from Ms Payne again later This story about a Sunshine Coast teenager is really popular now and has been picked up by media outlets around the world overnight. Essena O'Neill is a teenager made famous on Instagram but has gone rogue, admitting "social media is not real life" Here's what's coming up: 8.15am AEDT: Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne is due to speak to ABC News Breakfast. Her dad Paddy already has and said he was "too excited to sleep" last night 9:00am AEDT: Senate hearings resume into insolvency into the construction industry 9:30am AEDT: We're due to hear from Bill Shorten in Kiribati on the impacts of climate change 10:00am AEDT Wallabies players return to Australia after their World Cup final loss to the All Blacks 12:20pm AEDT: Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cambridge arrive in Wellington at the start of a visit to NZ and Australia 12:30pm AEDT: Edmund Capon is at the National Press Club Top Stories Payne lauds 'incredible' Prince Of Penzance after historic Cup win Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle Payne praises champion horse Prince Of Penzance, saying she always knew he was a special talent even in the face of doubts from its own trainer. Terror finance investigations triple over past year Australia's financial intelligence agency is monitoring more than 100 people suspected of funding terrorism, with the number of reports to the regulator tripling over the past year. Body found in Sydney charity bin A man's body is found in a charity clothing bin in the inner Sydney suburb of Rosebery. Melbourne Cup-winning jockey's father 'quite confident' of victory Paddy Payne, racing stalwart and father of Melbourne Cup-winning jockey Michelle, says unlike many punters he thought Prince Of Penzance had a good chance of winning Australian racing's biggest prize. German football body raided amid reports of $10m 'slush fund' Dozens of police officers raid the headquarters of the German Football Association over allegations of irregularities in the bidding process for the 2006 World Cup. VW zero-emissions car fast tracked by scandal: UN The United Nations' climate change chief says she is "delighted" by the Volkswagen emissions cheating scandal because the company will now hasten manufacturing of electric and hybrid cars, speeding a global shift away from fossil fuels. Majority of Australians believe in climate change, CSIRO report finds Three quarters of Australians believe climate change is happening, but conservative voters are more likely to believe it is a natural phenomenon, not manmade, and trust their "common sense". Margaret Thatcher's iconic handbags go to auction Handbags owned by late British prime minister Margaret Thatcher are set to be auctioned after talks aimed at adding them to a museum collection fall through. No proof that Russian airliner broke up in mid-air: Egypt authorities Egypt's civil aviation ministry says there are no facts to substantiate the assertions by Russian officials that the airliner that crashed in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula broke up in mid-air. Chris Cairns denies match fixing during testimony in perjury trial Former New Zealand cricketer Chris Cairns tells a British court he has never been involved in match fixing and never contemplated it. US to operate 'whenever, wherever' law allows in South China Sea The US military will continue to operate wherever international law allows, a top US admiral says, a week after the nation infuriated China by sailing close to artificial islands it is building in the South China Sea. Iraqi politician Ahmed Chalabi who pushed Bush to invade Iraq dies Ahmed Chalabi, the smooth-talking Iraqi politician who pushed Washington to invade Iraq in 2003, dies of an apparent heart attack. Doctor with PTSD after Bali bombings refused income protection An Australian doctor who was one of the heroes in the aftermath of the Bali bombings struggles to get life insurance and is refused income protection because of the post traumatic stress he experienced after the attack. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum Malcolm Turnbull should avoid the seductive trap of an early election By Chris Berg Melbourne Cup: Want to bet responsibly? Don't bet alone By Chris Fotinopoulos Turkey's secular experiment in modernity is under threat By Daryl McCann AC/DC: How does the show go on with only one original member? 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