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What's it like to get your house back from Islamic State? This is the story of one happy but homesick Iraqi family making the dangerous journey back to the village they fled.

Here's what's coming up:

  • 8:15am AEDT: NAB will release its full year results

  • 9:30am AEDT: The AFL will reveal its fixtures for 2017

  • 10:00am AEDT: The owner of Dreamworld, Ardent Leisure Group, will hold its annual general meeting in Sydney

  • 10:00am AEDT: The program for the Adelaide Festival will be released

  • 12:30pm AEDT: World Vision CEO Tim Costello will give a speech titled "Achieving the Australia we want"

  • 5:45pm AEDT: Australian of the Year David Morrison will give a speech on race relations at UTS

 
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Dreamworld tragedy not just a 'freak accident', lawyer says
A Brisbane lawyer says she has received calls from witnesses to this week's deadly incident at Dreamworld and believes those found responsible could face jail terms and hefty fines.
 
Women's safety, pay gap sees Australia falling in OECD rankings
More than half of Australian women feel unsafe walking alone at night, according to a new report that also found Australia performing poorly in terms of income equality, incarceration rates and other key social issues.
 
Extreme heat events increasing in duration, frequency and intensity: BOM
A snapshot of how Australia's climate is changing shows temperatures in Australia — both in the air and on the sea surface — have warmed by a degree since 1910.
 
True grit: Meet Linda Meech, arguably Australia's best female jockey
Michelle Payne made all the headlines last year when she became the first female jockey to win a Melbourne Cup. But arguably the best woman jockey over a long period has been Linda Meech.
 
Going home: What it's like to get your house back from Islamic State
Homesick but happy, an Iraqi family makes the difficult and dangerous journey back to the village they fled a year earlier, unsure if their home has been looted by IS militants or is still standing at all.
 
DNA of unidentified, extinct species found in Pacific Islander people: research analysis
People from Papua New Guinea and north-east Australia carry small amounts of DNA of an unidentified, extinct human species, a new analysis shows, with researchers suggesting the DNA comes from a previously unknown extinct hominid.
 
Australian takes up fight against Indonesia's deadly domestic violence taboo
In Indonesia, one Australian takes it on herself to begin counting the number of women violently killed by their husbands and partners across the archipelago each year.
 
Trump's star on Hollywood Walk of Fame smashed
A vandal wearing a hard-hat and reflective vest damages Donald Trump's star by on the Hollywood Walk of Fame with a sledgehammer and pick-axe.
 
'Our mission has been fulfilled': 'Jungle' asylum seeker camp goes up in flames
French authorities declare the Calais asylum seeker camp known as the "Jungle" empty, after fires set by departing migrants and refugees accelerated plans to evacuate the burgeoning slum.
 
CSIRO project aims to beat zika, other mosquito-borne diseases
The CSIRO is partnering with US research company Verily and James Cook University to target the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which carries a number of potentially deadly diseases.
 
Shotgun cartridge had murder victim's name on it, court hears
A man who suspected his former partner of having an affair fatally shot her at close range using a cartridge with her written name on it, a Perth court is told.
 
'They didn't trust Gleeson': Coalition backbencher
Federal Coalition backbencher Andrew Laming suggests the legal direction at the heart of a bitter public spat between Attorney-General George Brandis and outgoing Solicitor-General Justin Gleeson was drafted because the Government did not trust Mr Gleeson.
 
Howie heads home to Yarloop with his donated house
After losing everything in the Yarloop bushfire, drummer Howie Johnstone gets the keys to a new home and heads back to the small West Australian town to re-create his castle.
 
Analysis and Opinion: The Drum
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By Gabrielle Appleby, UNSW
By political reporter Matthew Doran Gleeson ends the stoush, but who came out on top?
By political reporter Matthew Doran
By Fiona McLeod Australia is failing vulnerable slavery victims
By Fiona McLeod
By business editor Ian Verrender Part-time trend: Business leaders should be careful what they wish for
By business editor Ian Verrender
 
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'Significant' diesel spills in River Derwent killing birds, fish
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Work begins on Adelaide council's smart parking app, technology
October 27, 2016 - 6:55 am
Climate change report forecasts more hot days, longer fire danger season
October 27, 2016 - 6:52 am
 
World
NATO sending artillery, troops to deter Russia in ex-Soviet states
Trump says Clinton's policies on Syria would 'lead to World War III'
Pakistan militants worked with Islamic State to attack police academy: spokesman
 
Business
Vodafone UK fined record $7.3m for failing customers
Burdekin cane growers getting 'raw deal' for sugar
Share market drops 1.5pc on Wesfarmers, Wall Street caution
 
Politics
Commonwealth rejects call for special Medicare levy for family violence counselling
'Our mission has been fulfilled': 'Jungle' asylum seeker camp goes up in flames
Female MPs around the world face sexism, violence on job
 
Sport
Joe Burns notches Shield ton in hunt to regain Test spot
Justin Langer not convinced about new concussion sub in cricket
AFL headed to China for Port Adelaide v Gold Coast clash
 
Science and Tech
CSIRO project aims to beat zika, other mosquito-borne diseases
Extreme heat events increasing in duration, frequency and intensity: BOM
DNA of unidentified, extinct species found in Pacific Islander people: research analysis
 
Environment
Cockatoo Island traditional owners worried about collapse of Pluton Resources
Extreme heat events increasing in duration, frequency and intensity: BOM
Energy companies accused of capitalising on solar rebate 'confusion'
 

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