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Good morning. Here's what's happening now: As we head back to work this morning, we are yet to find out who will take out Australia's top job. See the ABC's coverage of how the federal election unfolded, who lost their seats and what happens now New Zealand police have seized a record $13 million worth of cocaine hidden inside a large diamante-encrusted horse head from Mexico. It is the largest-ever cocaine haul in New Zealand Serena Williams has taken out her 300th win at a Grand Slam tournament with a 6-3, 6-0 demolition of Germany's Annika Beck at Wimbledon on Sunday. The 34-year-old has now won 82 matches at Wimbledon China has finished building the world's biggest radio telescope to explore space and hunt for extraterrestrial life. State media have revealed the 500-metre Aperture Spherical Telescope, which is the size of 30 soccer fields, is expected to begin operations in September. Here's what's coming up: 8:10am AEST Insiders host Barrie Cassidy will be on News Breakfast 9:00pm AEST NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg will brief reporters on this week's alliance summit in Warsaw as the fallout from Brexit continues 9:30pm AEST Josh Frydenberg, Chris Bowen, Sarah Hanson-Young, Paul Kelly & Holly Ransom will be on the panel for Q&A We are also expecting to hear who will replace shooter Michael Diamond at the Rio Olympics Top Stories Both major parties under siege as 'voter rage' takes hold The day after the election nothing is resolved. If Malcolm Turnbull forms Government it will be with a small majority or a crossbench alliance, while the Labor party's primary vote is still at historic lows. Political editor Chris Uhlmann looks ahead at what may be waiting on the political horizon. We don't have an election winner, so what happens now? The election is too close to call, Antony Green says. And that raises a lot of interesting questions that may not be answered until at least Tuesday when the bulk of the counting resumes. Election 2016: What. Just. Happened? Australia is starting the week without a winner after Saturday's federal election delivered no result. How did we get here? Are we preparing our children for the workplaces of the future? Increasing automation means schools and universities are churning out students with qualifications for jobs that soon will not exist, instead of giving them the skills they need to tackle roles not yet created. China completes world's biggest telescope China finishes building the world's biggest radio telescope, which it will use to explore space and hunt for extraterrestrial life, state media says. 'No deals': Wilkie rules out negotiating to form government Independent MP Andrew Wilkie is adamant he will "do no deals" to help the Coalition or Labor form government, as his role as a crucial crossbencher attracts the Prime Minister's attention. Xenophon ready and waiting if talks needed on hung parliament The Nick Xenophon Team says it is "line ball" it might snare a second Lower House seat in South Australia and it is ready to discuss a way forward in the event of a hung parliament. Mass casualties after IS bombing in busy Baghdad market At least 119 people are killed and over 180 injured in two bombings in Baghdad, one of which saw a refrigerator truck packed with explosives detonate in the middle of a crowded market frequented by families. Brexit vote could unite Ireland Protestant unionists are queuing for Irish passports in Belfast and once-quiet Catholic nationalists are openly campaigning for a united Ireland, in what appear to be signs of deep shifts in the United Kingdom's most troubled province since Britain voted to leave the European Union. Steve Smith avoids joining ranks of embarrassing first pitches Australia cricket captain Steve Smith launches a missile of a ceremonial first pitch at Boston's Fenway Park, unlike so many who have cracked under the pressure. New Zealand police seize $13 million worth of cocaine inside horse head New Zealand police say they have seized a record $13 million worth of cocaine hidden inside a large diamante-encrusted horse head from Mexico. Could 'Pauline Pantsdown' be making a return? The political satirist who shot to fame in the 1990s by dressing as Pauline Hanson considers whether to bring back 'Pauline Pantsdown' after a long hiatus. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum Election goes from win-win to lose-lose for Malcolm Turnbull By Annabel Crabb Win, lose or draw: The many shades of this election By Barrie Cassidy Turnbull is home and hosed? Not so fast By Mike Steketee Why Gen Y needs to take its vote seriously By Lucia Osborne-Crowley Just In Can people own land in the ACT? 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