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Good morning. Here's what's happening now: Taiwan's defence ministry says it is asking Google to blur satellite images showing what experts describe as new military installations on Itu Aba, the country's single holding in the disputed South China Sea The most comprehensive genomic study of Indigenous Australians has found modern humans are descendants of a single wave of migrants who left Africa around 72,000 years ago. It also confirms modern Aboriginal Australians are the descendants of the first people to inhabit Australia Have you completed the Census? It turns out 95 per cent of households have despite a "denial of service" attack on its website on Census night. The final deadline for online responses is tomorrow It seems even Madame Tussauds is taking the whole Brangelina split seriously. The London arm of the wax museum chain revealed it had separated its wax figure replicas of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt after the Hollywood power couple announced their split. Here's what's coming up: 6:40am AEST: Australia's Paralympic team will arrive home from Rio 7:10am AEST: Liberal senator Simon Birmingham will be on AM to discuss school funding 9:00am AEST: The UN General Assembly general debate will begin and PM Malcolm Turnbull is set to give a national statement 10:00am AEST: New Reserve Bank governor Philip Lowe will make his maiden appearance before Parliament's economics committee 12:30pm AEST: Federal Liberal Party director Tony Nutt will address the National Press Club Top Stories Taiwan asks Google to blur South China Sea 'military' images Taiwan's defence ministry says it is asking Google to blur satellite images showing what experts describe as new military installations on Itu Aba, Taipei's sole holding in the disputed South China Sea. Would you buy a stem cell treatment from this man? A Gold Coast stem cell marketer who charges patients up to $44,000 up front for clinically untested treatments has been referred to authorities for unethical and exploitative practices. Melbourne couple fined almost $70,000 over illegal tanning salon A Melbourne husband and wife become the first people to be convicted of running an illegal tanning salon in Victoria. Census 'completed by 95pc of households' as deadline looms About 95 per cent of households have completed the census ahead of Friday's deadline, the national survey's program manager Duncan Young says, adding the ABS will have a "high-quality" result despite the website's collapse. World-first genome study reveals rich history of Aboriginal Australians The most comprehensive genomic study of Indigenous Australians to date not only confirms they are the descendants of the first people to inhabit Australia, but that there is remarkable genetic diversity across the continent. More aid workers killed as fighting further buries truce hopes in Syria Syrian rebels and pro-government forces are battling each other on major frontlines near Aleppo and Hama, and air strikes reportedly kill a dozen people including four medical workers, as a ceasefire appears to have completely unravelled. Foster brother feared he may have got Tiahleigh pregnant, court told The foster brother accused of incest with slain Queensland schoolgirl Tiahleigh Palmer raised fears he may have gotten the 12-year-old pregnant, his bail application hears. Madame Tussauds separates Jolie, Pitt wax figures after split London's Madame Tussauds museum says it has separated its wax figure replicas of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt after the Hollywood power couple announced their split. 'A dream coming true': Iranian woman free from detention An Iranian woman who was whisked away into detention in both Brisbane and Darwin as a teenager is released after fighting the case for almost two years, saying it is "like a dream coming true". Video captures pilot's near-decapitation in air show Dramatic cockpit footage shows the moment a pilot is almost struck by the wing of a plane as it attempts to take off at an air show in the United States. Wedding dress, onions stuck at sea amid freight carrier bankruptcy A wedding dress, onions, air conditioners, sheets, frozen desserts, outdoor furniture and building materials are just some of the items adrift on cargo ships or stuck at international ports as major freight company Hanjin Shipping Co goes bankrupt. Philippines' Duterte gives middle finger to EU Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte launches a profanity-filled tirade against the European Union, in response to international criticism of the rising death toll in his war on drug crime. Tesla Model S car hacked by Chinese security firm A Chinese security firm remotely hacks into a Tesla Model S car from a distance of 19 kilometres using a "malicious" wi-fi hotspot. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum Turnbull should drive a regional refugee solution By John Hewson Would we benefit from a giant nuclear waste dump in SA? By Europe correspondent James Glenday Fear strikes Imperial City By Bruce Wolpe in Washington DC How hard is it for consumers to get a fair gas price? 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