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Top Stories Family of NSW policewoman who took her own life suing state The family of a policewoman who took her own life is suing the state of New South Wales for millions of dollars, for allegedly failing to protect her from harm. Pyne takes swipe at 'coward' MPs who anonymously leak to media With the Coalition one seat short of a majority, Christopher Pyne lashes out at MPs who anonymously brief the media after an unnamed conservative colleague reportedly says right-wing backbenchers will now be able to dictate government policy. Labor's Aly claims victory in Cowan after vote count correction Labor claims victory in the marginal WA seat of Cowan after candidate Anne Aly receives the bulk of preferences from about 200 Greens votes incorrectly sorted into incumbent MP Luke Simpkins' pile. Joyce set to push for 'Barnaby's bank' after successful election campaign The National Party is expected to flex its muscle after a successful election campaign and push for the Department of Agriculture to take full control of a new Commonwealth-run bank for drought loans. 'You're a dead man': Undercover with an Islamic State terror cell A French journalist infiltrates a group of self-radicalised would-be terrorists, secretly filming them for six months as they plot suicide attacks on "disgusting infidels". Junk food giants fined over misleading healthy kids snacks Two junk food giants are rapped over the knuckles and fined $10,800 by the consumer watchdog for claiming their products are suitable for school kids. Falling tree kills man clearing storm debris in SA A man is killed by a tree brought down in strong winds while clearing storm debris from a road near his home in the Adelaide Hills. Hundreds arrested as tensions spike at US police protests Police arrest more than 200 people in chaotic scenes during a new night of protests over US police violence towards black people, as authorities revealed the man who shot five police officers at a peaceful protest in Dallas had apparently been plotting a major bomb attack. Who needs a date when you can play Pokemon? The smartphone app Pokemon Go was installed on more US Android phones than dating app Tinder just days after its release, according to new figures, and is set to overtake Twitter in daily active users. Pete Evans says sunscreen is poisonous — what do the experts say? Celebrity chef Pete Evans says people who use sunscreen are covering themselves in poisonous chemicals. Let's see what the experts have to say. Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry hospitalised after collapsing on stage Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry is reportedly hospitalised after collapsing on stage while performing in New York with his band Hollywood Vampires. NSW Labor vows to fight greyhound racing ban New South Wales Opposition Leader Luke Foley vows to fight the State Government's plan to ban greyhound racing, saying he wants to clean up the industry, not shut it down. Bin Laden's son threatens revenge for father's assassination: monitor The son of slain Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden threatens revenge against the United States for assassinating his father, according to an audio message posted online. Officer injured as truck crashes into police car on Gold Coast A Queensland police officer is cut free from the wreckage of his highway patrol car after a truck crashes into it on the Gold Coast. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum Jobs and growth? It's not clear the global economy got the memo By Ian Verrender Still in denial, the major parties risk learning nothing from Election 2016 By Mike Steketee Why the credit rating warning should worry us By Michael Janda Chilcot report offers important lessons for Australia By Amin Saikal Just In Asbestos found at new Queensland Government tower July 11, 2016 - 5:07 pm Colin Barnett confident in leadership ahead of winter break July 11, 2016 - 4:58 pm Corporate tax minimisation costs governments $US1 trillion says insider July 11, 2016 - 4:56 pm World • Islamist militants attack Somali army base, killing at least 10 soldiers • Japan's Abe to address pacifist constitution 'calmly' following landslide win • Dallas police chief becomes the face of tragedy Business • Corporate tax minimisation costs governments $US1 trillion says insider • Investors hit back in property market, lending rises 3.9pc in May • Junk food giants fined over misleading healthy kids snacks Politics • Joyce set to push for 'Barnaby's bank' after successful election campaign • Superannuation giant says Turnbull needs to re-establish political stability • How many of Turnbull's policies will survive the new parliament? Sport • Why we love to hate Cristiano Ronaldo, and why we should stop • 'Frustrated and stupid' Dylan Walker busts hand on his front door • Gallen has one last crack at QLD, calls players, fans poor winners Science and Tech • Fossils could fuel post-coal recovery in South Australia • 'It's happening now': Indigenous rangers on the frontline of coral bleaching • No evidence of Goliath-sized giants in Philistine boneyard Environment • 'It's happening now': Indigenous rangers on the frontline of coral bleaching • 'Shocking images' reveal death of 10,000 hectares of mangroves • Bornean orangutan, whale shark, winghead shark 'sliding towards extinction' Follow ABC News About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. This message was sent to you at starnewsposting@gmail.com. Please add newslists@your.abc.net.au to your email address book to see images by default and stop the email being treated as spam. 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