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Good afternoon. Here's what's happening now: Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump sparred in a fiery second presidential debate. Here's the key moments you need to know Samsung has halted production of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphone according to South Korean media. There's been reports replacement devices, issued after a global recall of the phone, have been catching fire An inquest into the death of Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes has heard there was no talk of sledging or instructions to bowl bouncers at the batsmen. Counsel assisting Kristina Stern SC said Hughes death "appears to have been inevitable from the point of impact" "Freakshakes", deconstructed coffees and syringes loaded with caramel. Hipster food has gone viral, so who's to blame? Social media. Here's what's coming up tonight: 8:30pm AEDT: ABC's Four Corners investigates the political fight over same-sex marriage 9:30pm AEDT: The Q&A panel will discuss the issue of borders and refugees Top Stories 90 minutes of fire: Key moments from the Trump-Clinton debate Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton covered some old ground in their second presidential debate, but there were also plenty of new issues. From lewd remarks to taxes, emails and a Muslim immigration ban, here are the key moments from their encounter. Live: Labor MP fights back tears during personal gay marriage plea The new member for the Queensland seat of Longman, Susan Lamb, delivers an emotional first speech to Parliament. Follow live. Brandis v Gleeson: Letter gives insight into feud The feud between George Brandis and the Commonwealth's Solicitor-General Justin Gleeson takes centre stage in the Senate, with much of Question Time devoted to Labor grilling the Attorney-General. Shouts of 'no' captured before fatal balcony fall, court hears An audio recording of a fight between Gable Tostee and the woman he is accused of murdering includes noises "consistent with her being choked or strangled in some way", a Brisbane court is told in opening evidence. Former foster mother, brother of Tiahleigh Palmer to plead guilty to perjury over 12yo's death The former foster mother and brother of Logan schoolgirl Tiahleigh Palmer, whose body was found on a Gold Coast riverbank, intend to plead guilty when their matter returns to court next month, their lawyer says. No unsportsmanlike conduct involved in Phillip Hughes's death: Haddin Former New South Wales cricket captain Brad Haddin tells an inquest into Phillip Hughes's death he did not instruct his team to bowl more short balls at the batsmen. 'We've got the trophy': Bathurst winners unfazed by Whincup appeal Bathurst 1000 champions Will Davison and Jonathan Webb say they are unfazed about an appeal from Jamie Whincup's team. Where you fit: Are you more or less concerned about terrorism than most Australians? These eight questions will help you understand how your views on national security and border protection compare to what other Australians think. Speculation grows NSW Government will backflip on greyhound racing ban NSW Premier Mike Baird is tipped to be on the brink of a backdown over his greyhound racing ban, but his office says it will not comment on speculation. Public help needed to trap 12,000 Top End ticks Researchers call out for thousands of Top End ticks at 50 cents a pop, spawning side projects offering to collect the parasites in return for beer and free pest control. Samsung halts Note 7 production over exploding batteries: reports Samsung Electronics reportedly suspends production of its Galaxy Note 7 smartphones following reports of fires in replacement devices, in a further setback for the tech giant trying to manage its worst-ever phone recall crisis. Gina Rinehart poised to buy two-thirds of Australia's biggest cattle farm Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting puts in a joint bid for S Kidman and Co, with Chinese real estate conglomerate Shanghai CRED. Haiti buries hurricane dead in mass graves as toll hits 1,000 As the death toll from Hurricane Matthew in Haiti rises to 1,000 and cholera spreads in the devastated south-west, the nation begins to bury its dead in mass graves. Thousands still without power after gale-force winds lash Victoria More than 40,000 properties across Victoria are without power after a day of high winds left a woman dead and at least six other people injured. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum Australia's deep distrust in government, banking industry needs urgent attention By business editor Ian Verrender Trump tape: how will voters react? By Lucia Osborne-Crowley Half of Australians want Muslim immigration ban — but it's not that simple By Jill Sheppard Failure of US pivot to Asia would give comfort to authoritarian leaders By China correspondent Bill Birtles Just In Teens illegally downloading films almost doubles in Australia October 10, 2016 - 5:12 pm Brandis v Gleeson: Letter gives insight into feud October 10, 2016 - 5:06 pm Youth dead, another in serious condition after motorbike crash October 10, 2016 - 5:03 pm World • Thai King's condition 'yet to stabilise' after treatment • German police capture bomb plot suspect • Trump vows to put Clinton in jail during fiery second debate Business • Rate cuts have 'exhausted their effectiveness', warns Treasurer • Economic risks rising but the chance of a crash remains low: Citi, Moody's • Samsung halts Note 7 production over exploding batteries: reports Politics • Brandis v Gleeson: Letter gives insight into feud • PM calls out racial and religious discrimination • Trump vows to put Clinton in jail during fiery second debate Sport • No unsportsmanlike conduct involved in Phillip Hughes's death: Haddin • 'We've got the trophy': Bathurst winners unfazed by Whincup appeal • Quiz: The sporting week in 10 questions Science and Tech • Japan allocates $190m to monitor seabed earthquakes • HMS Terror: Researchers solve one of the biggest enigmas in maritime history • Blue Origin's escape pod test a huge success Environment • Paris climate deal: Time for Australia to step up • SA solar customers lose subsidy scheme • World's deepest underwater cave discovered in Czech Republic Follow ABC News About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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