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Good morning. Here's what's happening now: A bus crash in Vanuatu has killed two locals and seriously injured a number of Australian tourists. P&O Cruises says 12 passengers who disembarked the Pacific Dawn ship were hurt British Parliament has been recalled to pay tribute to Jo Cox. Prime Minister David Cameron urged colleagues to honour the MP who was killed last week by "uniting against the hatred that killed her". Voters will decide whether to quit the EU on June 23 US authorities have released partial transcripts of Orlando shooter Omar Mateen's phone conversations with emergency services, in which he acts with "chilling calm", styling himself as an "Islamic soldier" and warning of more bloodshed to come Physicists have discovered that chameleon tongue mucus is 400 times stickier than human saliva. This is what allows them to snatch prey up to one-third of their own weight. Physicists studied the mucus by rolling steel balls across it. Here's what's coming up: 8:05am AEST: Tony Windsor and Rob Oakeshott will be talking to Radio National 10:00am AEST: The Royal Commission is holding a public hearing in Sydney to hear about the experiences of men and women who were sexually abused as children in certain divisions of the ADF 10:30am AEST: Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull will attend the Kenbi Land Claim handover ceremony near Darwin Harbour 12:30pm AEST: Julie Bishop and Tanya Plibersek will take part in the deputy leaders debate at the National Press Club Top Stories Australians seriously injured in deadly Vanuatu bus crash A bus crash in Vanuatu kills two locals and seriously injures a group of Australian tourists who had been visiting the islands on a P&O cruise. Paralympian held up at gunpoint, robbed in Rio Australian Paralympian Liesl Tesch is held up at gunpoint and her bike stolen while on a training mission in Brazil. Holden 'discussing future' of club sponsorship after McGuire gaffe Holden, one of Collingwood's premier sponsors, says it "categorically disapproves" of Eddie McGuire's joke about drowning journalist Caroline Wilson, and is engaging with the club to "discuss the future of our sponsorship". 'I know he's innocent': UN called to step in over Jakarta child abuse convictions A sexologist whose evidence was used to help jail a Canadian teacher on child abuse charges in Indonesia casts doubt on the verdict, amid growing calls for police to reopen their investigation. Q&A: Malcolm Turnbull defends 'tough' asylum seeker policy The Prime Minister defends his Government's asylum seeker policy on Q&A after being questioned by an Iranian refugee on Manus Island about why he could not come to Australia. Majority of Australians want faster NBN, even if it costs more Regional Australians are desperate for politicians to take their internet woes seriously, as new data shows broad support for government spending on the NBN. Barrier Reef coral bleaching 'could cost $1b in lost tourism' Continued coral bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef could see international and domestic visitors to the region plummet by more than a million people a year, research by the Australia Institute warns. Brexit rivals unite in Parliament to honour slain MP Jo Cox Britain's PM David Cameron calls for unity as the British Parliament is recalled to pay tribute to slain colleague Jo Cox, just three days before voters decide whether to quit the EU. Trump dumps controversial campaign manager Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump, looking to revitalise a White House bid that has stumbled in recent days, dumps his controversial campaign manager Corey Lewandowski. Syndicates using Government website to dupe jobseekers into laundering money Users of the Government website JobActive are being tricked into disclosing bank details by international money launderers. 'It was broad daylight': Elderly woman bashed, almost run over during robbery An 87-year-old woman is hospitalised with serious injuries after she is almost run over by her own car during a robbery at St Albans in Melbourne's north-west. Ultra-sticky tongues help chameleons catch dinner Physicists discover that saliva as sticky as honey is the key to chameleons catching their prey. 'Fake Tradie' real, Liberal Party spokesman says The tradesman featured in a new Liberal Party advertisement who garnered the hashtag #faketradie on social media is anything but a fake, according to a party spokesman. Australian psychologist gives account of life inside Manus, Nauru An Australian psychologist says the conditions he witnessed at the Manus Island and Nauru offshore detention centres are the most demoralising he has ever seen in his 43-year career. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum The good, bad and dodgy at Labor's launch By Paula Matthewson So you suffer from 'gender fatigue'? Get well soon By Terri Psiakis The three markers that could decide the US election By Bruce Wolpe Is globalisation coming to an end? By Ian Verrender Just In Live: Shorten's office embroiled in costly workplace dispute June 21, 2016 - 6:56 am Smith salutes Gallen for Origin milestone June 21, 2016 - 6:54 am Yoga guru courts controversy merging spiritual with commercial June 21, 2016 - 6:49 am World • Families of EgyptAir crash victims to get advance compensation • Orlando shooter claimed attack with 'chilling calm': FBI • Bahrain revokes citizenship of top Shiite cleric Business • Mining contractors facing hard times with credit downgrades • ANZ warns Australia could face skilled labour shortage by 2030 • Share market rises on polls showing UK likely to reject Brexit Politics • Live: Shorten's office embroiled in costly workplace dispute • Brexit rivals unite in Parliament to honour slain MP Jo Cox • Q&A: Malcolm Turnbull defends 'tough' asylum seeker policy Sport • Holden 'discussing future' of club sponsorship after McGuire gaffe • Paralympian held up at gunpoint, robbed in Rio • Smith salutes Gallen for Origin milestone Science and Tech • Sperm from stressed men 'can affect offspring' • 'Orange chaos of legs and claws' as spider crabs reach Australia • Augmented humans will feature apps for the brain and embeddable devices Environment • Barrier Reef coral bleaching 'could cost $1b in lost tourism' • Linc Energy's Qld plant built using 'unsafe and illegal' equipment: former engineer • El Nino and climate change a dire recipe for Africa Follow ABC News About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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