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Good morning. Here's what's happening now: Ten people have been killed in two explosions at Istanbul's main international airport, according to Turkey's Justice Minister. Broadcaster CNN Turk has said Turkish officials suspect suicide bombers were behind the attack, but there is no official confirmation yet A former head of the New South Wales Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) has said the criminal conviction of former state Labor minister Eddie Obeid strengthens the push for a federal corruption watchdog. David Ipp, who headed ICAC from 2009 to 2014, said "the idea that it's only politicians in New South Wales who behave corruptly is just silly." Ikea is set to recall 29 million sets of its Malm chest of drawers in the US and Canada after six children were crushed to death when the chests tipped over A safe and effective vaccine against the Zika virus is a step closer. Researchers say the results of a major study, published in the journal Nature, mean a Zika vaccine for humans "will likely be readily available". Human trials will start soon. Here's what's coming up: 9:30am AEST: Six men charged with planning a terrorist attack will face court in NSW accused of making hand-written plans which listed Garden Island naval base and the Australian Federal Police Headquarters as potential targets 11:00am AEST: Victoria's police and paramedics will launch a campaign to have post-traumatic stress recognised as an occupational illness for the state's emergency services workers 6:30pm AEST: The University of Melbourne is holding a live panel with Peta Credlin, Ben Hubbard, Barrie Cassidy, Ellen Whinnett and Andrea Carson Top Stories Ten killed after explosions rock Istanbul airport: Justice Minister Ten people are killed after two explosions hit Istanbul's main international airport, Turkey's Justice Minister says, in what appears to be the latest in a string of attacks in Turkey's biggest city this year. UK's Labour leader Corbyn loses confidence vote over Brexit Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn refuses to resign after convincingly losing a non-binding confidence motion, amid political turmoil in Britain after a vote to leave the European Union. Obeid conviction 'strengthens push for national corruption watchdog' A former head of the NSW Independent Commission Against Corruption says the criminal conviction of former state Labor minister Eddie Obeid strengthens the push for a similar body to be set up federally. Scientists hail Zika vaccine success Researchers say a safe and effective vaccine against the Zika virus is a step closer after two successful trials on mice. Labor, Coalition reef promises fall short: environmental groups Election promises designed to help the ailing Great Barrier Reef will not be enough, environmental groups say, with both major parties failing to adequately address climate change. Clinton foes in Congress release Benghazi assault report Republican politicians release a report on the deadly 2012 assault on the US mission in Benghazi, accusing then secretary of state Hillary Clinton of underestimating and then misrepresenting the extremist threat in Libya. Another Wimbledon, another stunning Nick Kyrgios trick shot An audacious between-the-legs lob from Nick Kyrgios is the highlight of the Australian's four-set win against Radek Stepanek. Morrison refuses to say how he would vote if plebiscite backs same-sex marriage Treasurer Scott Morrison tells the ABC's 7.30 he would "respect" the outcome of a public vote on same-sex marriage, but avoids questions on a potential vote in Parliament. Ikea to recall reported 29 million chests of drawers after child deaths Furniture giant Ikea says it is recalling its hugely popular Malm model of chest of drawers after six children were crushed to death when the chests tipped over. Patient warned about 'fake' Melbourne gynaecologist, court hears A female patient of an allegedly fake Melbourne gynaecologist was warned he was "not all he seems", a court hears. Liberal Party letters change women's surnames to match their male housemate A number of women contact the ABC to say Liberal Party election campaign material sent to their home addresses has changed their surnames to match the man they live with. Parramatta Eels strip Kieran Foran of captaincy Kieran Foran is stripped of the club captaincy by the Parramatta Eels and reportedly issued a breach notice for failing to fulfil his NRL club duties. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum Disillusioned with politics? Then take heart in July 1 By Annabel Crabb Lessons from the road on Election 2016 By Dan Ilic Perverse small-target strategies leave voters guessing By Chris Berg The scariest thing about Medicare, boats and this election By Mungo MacCallum Just In Man's arm severed by train after falling onto tracks in Sydney June 29, 2016 - 6:40 am Police building in Melbourne's north sprayed with bullets June 29, 2016 - 6:27 am US destroyer came 'dangerously close' to Russian ship: Moscow June 29, 2016 - 5:37 am World • US destroyer came 'dangerously close' to Russian ship: Moscow • Bangladeshi Opposition officials among seven charged over murder • 'Why are you here?': Nigel Farage heckled in European Parliament Business • Confidence declines after Brexit, ANZ report says • Atlas Iron managing director David Flanagan resigns • Energy, mining stocks fall as Brexit continues to spook investors Politics • Clinton foes in Congress release Benghazi assault report • UK's Labour leader Corbyn loses confidence vote over Brexit • Obeid conviction 'strengthens push for national corruption watchdog' Sport • Another Wimbledon, another stunning Nick Kyrgios trick shot • Parramatta Eels strip Kieran Foran of captaincy • Day pulls out of Rio Olympics over Zika fears Science and Tech • Fortified bread helps combat neural tube defects in Indigenous babies: experts • German engineers create 3D-printed injectable micro-camera • Stress can allow cancer to spread faster through the body, research shows Environment • Labor, Coalition reef promises fall short: environmental groups • Volkswagen to settle emissions scandal case for $US15 billion • Queensland approves all environmental activity applicants despite 'disqualifying events' Follow ABC News About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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