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Good morning. Here's what's happening now: There are calls for the royal commission into Northern Territory juvenile detention to be broadened. Advocates say the practices depicted on the Four Corners program are happening across Australia The Kremlin has dismissed allegations Russia was behind the hacking of US Democratic party emails. The Democratic Party said the email leak was designed to help Donald Trump A Sydney hospital at the centre of a tragic gas mix up has confirmed another newborn baby was affected by a loss of oxygen in 2014. Health authorities say the oxygen supply cut out while being used to resuscitate a newborn at Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital. The baby survived Remember Dolly the sheep? Four genetically-identical copies of the famously cloned sheep are still healthy at the ripe old age of nine. Scientists say the data shows that clones can age normally. Here's what's coming up: 10:00am AEST: A Sydney legal firm will file a case in the High Court on behalf of doctors who are gagged from speaking out about refugees and asylum seekers in detention 10:00am AEST: The High Court will deliver a final decision in a class action against ANZ over bank fees 11:30am AEST: June quarter consumer price index data will be released Top Stories NT teen Dylan Voller strapped to chair multiple times, guard claims One of the guards involved in the tear-gassing incident at the Don Dale Youth Detention Centre says Dylan Voller was put in a mechanical restraint chair on "at least three occasions", which conflicts with claims from the NT Corrections Department. Youth detention workers claim violence cover-ups in Queensland Former workers within Queensland's youth detention centres are claiming to have been sacked for speaking out about violence inside the institutions, and are backing calls for the state to be included in the royal commission. Royal commission 'should examine why youth detention warning signs ignored' Federal Cabinet will tomorrow consider the terms of reference for a royal commission into NT youth detention, with the Attorney-General saying it should examine why warning signs were not acted upon. French priest's throat slit in attack claimed by IS Two men with knives who slit the throat of a French priest had pledged allegiance to the Islamic State group, President Francois Hollande says. Doctors to launch High Court challenge against detention secrecy laws The Border Force Act prohibiting workers in detention centres from sharing confidential information is to be challenged in the High Court by a group of doctors who say it is having a chilling effect on their profession. Kremlin dismisses US Democratic email hack claims as 'absurd' The Kremlin dismisses as absurd allegations it was behind the hacking of US Democratic Party emails, saying unidentified individuals are trying to cynically exploit fear of Russia for electoral purposes. Australia in control as rain halts play in Kandy Australia is on top after day one of the first Test after blasting the home side out for 117 then moving to 2 for 66 before rain ended play. Bishop believes Rudd 'qualified' for UN top job Foreign Minister Julie Bishop stops short of endorsing Kevin Rudd's bid to be the next United Nations secretary-general, but says he is "qualified" for the position. Dolly the sheep's 'twins' reach ripe old age Four genetically-identical copies of Dolly the famous cloned sheep, which suffered ill health and died prematurely in 2003, are going strong at the advanced age of nine, a study says. Indonesia gives death row inmates 72 hours notice of executions Indonesia gives a group of death row inmates 72 hours notice before they face the firing squad in the first round of executions since the deaths of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukamaran. Basketballer lured woman to flat and raped her, court told Former Perth Wildcats basketballer Kendal 'Tiny' Pinder allegedly lured a young woman to his flat to show her pictures of his Harlem Globetrotting days and raped her on his bed, a court hears. Seal found in cemetery toilet block relocated closer to ocean The mammals turn up in Tasmania's rivers, paddocks and backyards ... and now in a cemetery public toilet in Devonport. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum Don't expect super reform to come without a fight By Ian Verrender Clinton's veep pick: It's Kaine, because he's able By Bruce Wolpe The terrorism plot in life and art By Marcus O'Donnell Dear Sonia, I understand you are scared. I am too By Ameer Ali Just In Dialysis unit for APY Lands wins SA funding promise July 27, 2016 - 6:33 am Royal commission 'should examine why youth detention warning signs ignored' July 27, 2016 - 6:33 am Baby gas tragedies followed earlier oxygen problem, hospital reveals July 27, 2016 - 6:20 am World • Twin suicide bombings target Somalia peacekeeping base • China asks US to support resuming South China Sea talks with Philippines • New Zealand to eradicate rats, possums in bid to save native wildlife Business • Australian shares inch higher, backed by finance and retail stocks • Building submarines in SA is 'return to bad old days of protectionism' • Consumer watchdog 'at the point of almost opposing privatisation' Politics • Royal commission 'should examine why youth detention warning signs ignored' • Bishop believes Rudd 'qualified' for UN top job • Meet some of the colourful Democratic delegates in Philadelphia Sport • Australia in control as rain halts play in Kandy • Federer to miss Olympics, rest of season with injury • How do they get it so wrong? Burgess livid over NRL bunker Science and Tech • Dolly the sheep's 'twins' reach ripe old age • Yahoo Australia says business as usual for now • 'Hypercarnivore' relative of Tassie devil found in outback Queensland Environment • New Zealand to eradicate rats, possums in bid to save native wildlife • Police cut chains from woman protesting against iconic tree's removal • Solar-powered plane completes fuel-free flight around world 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. This email address is not monitored - Please don't reply to this email. This service may include material from Agence France-Presse (AFP), APTN, Reuters, AAP, CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced. 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