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Top Stories Trump, Clinton eye Super Tuesday boost as voting begins Millions of Americans are voting on Super Tuesday, with primaries and caucuses across the nation giving presidential hopefuls Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump the chance to wipe out their rivals for their parties' nominations. Live: Pell's third day in front of child abuse inquiry Cardinal George Pell is under enormous pressure as he heads into his third session before the royal commission in child sex abuse. Follow our live blog. How much will your private health insurance bill rise? Private health insurance premiums are set to increase an average of 6 per cent, but the Government says the costs could have been much higher. Electrical cable in homes could become fire risk in weeks: ACCC Dangerous electrical cabling installed in homes across Australia could become a fire and electrocution risk within weeks, the consumer watchdog warns. Chronic stress makes cancer spread faster Exposure to chronic stress acts as a "fertiliser" for cancer to help it spread through the body's lymphatic system, according to a study on mice, which also showed a well-known blood pressure drug may reduce the risk of the cancer spreading. Hangover clinic investigation extends to pharmacist who supplied vitamins A pharmacist who supplied vitamins to a Sydney hangover clinic that has been shut down after a client was hospitalised is being investigated by the New South Wales Department of Health. Immigration staff plan Easter holiday strike Immigration staff are threatening four weeks of strike action that could impact travellers over the Easter school holidays, in a major escalation of their long-running dispute with the Federal Government over pay and conditions. Labor senator Joe Bullock quits politics over same-sex marriage The senator, a former right-faction powerbroker in the WA Labor Party, says "if your job requires you to do [that] which you believe to be wrong", you must resign. Australia underprepared to deal with 'killer heat', report says Australia is underprepared to deal with the escalating problem of extreme "killer" heatwaves and a "whole of society approach" is needed to deal with the problem, a Climate Council report says. Medically assisted death weeks away in Canada By the time the Northern Hemisphere summer rolls around, Canada will join a handful of nations where citizens have recognised legal rights to die with dignity. Stereosonic organisers endorse pill testing at their events The organisers of Stereosonic, one of Australia's biggest music festivals, give their in-principle support for pill testing, despite the NSW Government ruling it out. Collins Class submarine life to be extended Six Collins Class submarines will be upgraded as Defence plans to introduce their replacements between 2030 and 2033, the Chief Air Marshal says. Syria truce a 'glimmer of hope', Assad says Syrian President Bashar al-Assad offers rebel forces "full amnesty" if they hand over their weapons. Turnbull and Abbott have 'presentational differences', John Howard says The former prime minister John Howard says the difference between Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and his predecessor Tony Abbott is the way in which they present their policies. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum Why a 50-50 polling split still favours the Coalition By Peter Lewis Furniture, rent-seeking and the problem with laws By Chris Berg What has gone wrong with the NBN? By Paddy Manning Britain's history almost demands a Brexit happen By Matthew Dal Santo Just In Energised Steyn returns to boost Proteas against Australia March 2, 2016 - 7:27 am Better rail the answer to Melbourne's traffic woes: expert March 2, 2016 - 7:25 am Live: Pell's third day in front of child abuse inquiry March 2, 2016 - 7:21 am World • Islamic State suicide bombers penetrate Iraq army HQ • Hopes fade for Suu Kyi as Myanmar hastens vote • Former Malaysian PM quits party over $1.4b corruption scandal Business • China's deteriorating manufacturing shows outlook 'bumpy' • Reserve Bank keeps rates on hold at 2pc • ASX finishes higher as mining and energy stocks lead way Politics • Trump, Clinton eye Super Tuesday boost as voting begins • Turnbull and Abbott have 'presentational differences', John Howard says • Hopes fade for Suu Kyi as Myanmar hastens vote Sport • Sydney FC's Arnold resigned to big-money Chinese ACL takeover • Energised Steyn returns to boost Proteas against Australia • Benji Marshall fights to save NRL career Science and Tech • Judge's iPhone ruling in drug case backs Apple • Google 'bears some responsibility' over self-driving car crash • NBN Co confident of meeting targets, despite 'critical bottleneck' Environment • Act on microbeads or I'll ban them, Greg Hunt warns cosmetic companies • BHP facing fresh pressure over deadly dam burst • Survival of rare Melbourne bandicoots 'under threat' from housing plan Follow ABC News About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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