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Good morning. Here's what's happening now: Australia's privacy watchdog is investigating whether credit reporting giant Veda Advantage has broken the law by selling sensitive personal financial information to marketing companies. Veda has also been accused of providing incorrect information and refusing to fix errors on consumers' permanent financial records A Swedish lower court has upheld the arrest warrant for Julian Assange, finding his stay at Ecuador's London embassy did not equal detention. The Australian WikiLeaks founder is wanted by Swedish authorities for questioning over rape allegations, which he denies The US State Department has found Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server while secretary of state broke government rules and was not approved by State Department officials. Mrs Clinton's use of the private email server has been the subject of several investigations, including an ongoing probe by the FBI, and has hung over her presidential campaign for months Campers in Botswana woke to a shock when they discovered lions outside their tent. The three lionesses weren't after dinner, but were captured on video licking rainwater from the outside of the tent. The campers, Francie Lubbe and her husband, described the experience as "special". Here's what's coming up: 11:45am AEST Western Australia will host the biggest National Sorry Day event in the country. Other events will be held around Australia. 12:30pm AEST The Intergenerational Report will be released in NSW. The document projects demographics, workforce and house trends for the next 40 years in the state 3:00pm AEST The Tasmanian Budget will be handed down in state parliament by Treasurer Peter Gutwin Top Stories Credit reporting giant investigated for selling personal information Australia's privacy watchdog is investigating whether credit reporting bureau Veda Advantage has broken the law by selling sensitive personal financial information to marketing companies. Joyce links live export ban to asylum seeker boat increase Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce suggests the influx of asylum seeker boats under the previous Labor government coincided with its decision to halt live cattle exports. Labor to commit to aged care services review, but 'not in a position' to reverse budget cuts The Federal Opposition will commit to a major review of the way aged care services are provided and paid for, but says it is not in a position to reverse $1.2 billion in savings made in the federal budget. Clinton did not comply with federal email policy while secretary of state: Inspector General Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server while secretary of state broke government rules and was not approved by State Department security officials, according to an internal government watchdog's report. Protein implicated in Alzheimer's disease may protect against infection The protein that has been implicated as the cause of Alzheimer's disease, beta amyloid, can fight microbial infection, a new study in animals finds. US singer detained in Jakarta, charged with visa fraud Indonesia warns foreigners intending to do any work in the country to make sure they have permission, after a popular US singer-songwriter was detained in Jakarta for 100 days. Kyrgios, Stosur into French Open third round Nick Kyrgios and Sam Stosur are into the third round of the French Open, but it was Roland Garros heartbreak for young wildcard Jordan Thompson. Israel declares far-right politician Lieberman as new defence minister Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signs a new coalition deal making controversial far-right politician Avigdor Lieberman Defence Minister while broadening the Government's razor-thin majority in parliament. Moscow frees jailed Ukraine pilot 'hero' in prisoner swap Ukrainian military pilot Nadiya Savchenko arrives home in Kiev after nearly two years in a Russian jail, as part of a prisoner swap in which two Russians held in Ukraine were returned to Moscow. Embankment collapses near Florence's famed Ponte Vecchio bridge Part of the embankment of the Arno river in the Italian city of Florence collapses, plunging parked cars into a crater and sparking an evacuation of buildings next to the city's world-famous Ponte Vecchio bridge. Swedish court upholds arrest warrant for Julian Assange A Swedish lower court upholds the arrest warrant for Australian Julian Assange, saying the Wikileaks founder's stay at Ecuador's London embassy did not equal detention. Aussies want it, but euthanasia still a 'great untouched issue' The major parties are opposed to it, but Vote Compass results show Australians are overwhelmingly in favour of euthanasia for the terminally ill. Schrodinger's Bird: The art of mind-bending physics Schrodinger's Bird brings the mesmerising concepts of quantum quirkiness to life in a new animation and exhibition. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum Turnbull and Jones, happily ever after By Annabel Crabb Deconstructing Malcolm: Why Labor should focus on policies, not the PM By Peter Lewis We're stuck in the past and afraid of the future By Shirley Stott Despoja Dear journalists, get off the campaign bus By Greg Jericho Just In Andy Murray takes long road again at the French Open May 26, 2016 - 6:43 am Two charged with murder over Bacchus Marsh shooting May 26, 2016 - 6:40 am Treasurer prepares to deliver Tasmania's first surplus in seven years May 26, 2016 - 6:38 am World • Indonesia refuses palm oil permits in anti-haze push • EgyptAir to contract French, Italian companies for black box search • Young Vietnamese quiz Obama on rap, weed and good looks Business • Credit reporting giant investigated for selling personal information • Regional markets near major cities rise as buyers spill over • Residential building boom fails to offset mining bust Politics • NSW residents living past 100 to increase tenfold by 2056: report • Israel declares far-right politician Lieberman as new defence minister • Clinton did not comply with federal email policy while secretary of state: Inspector General Sport • Eels' Norman charged with illegal drug possession • Kyrgios, Stosur into French Open third round • Morris, Frizell cut as NSW finalises 17-man Origin squad Science and Tech • Schrodinger's Bird: The art of mind-bending physics • Conroy claims parliamentary privilege on seized documents • Investigators search Google's Paris HQ over tax case: prosecutors Environment • Indonesia refuses palm oil permits in anti-haze push • Poland begins logging primeval forest despite activist pleas • Animals to light up Taronga Zoo for Sydney's Vivid festival Follow ABC News About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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