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Does love need labelling? Deirdre Fidge doesn't think so. She says the media obsession with the relationship between former Bachelor contestants Tiffany Scanlon and Megan Marx provides an opportunity to reflect on our biases and prejudices.

Here's what's coming up:

  • 7:10am AEDT: Assistant Health Minister Ken Wyatt will be interviewed on AM

  • 8:15am AEDT: Employment Minister Michaelia Cash will be a guest on Radio National

  • 9:30am AEDT: The COAG National Summit on Reducing Violence Against Women will open in Brisbane

  • 11:00am AEDT: Dairy giant Murray Goulburn will hold its annual general meeting

  • 2:00pm AEDT: Australia will name its team for next week's first cricket Test against South Africa

 
Top Stories
Jessica Wongso found guilty of cyanide coffee murder
Australian permanent resident Jessica Wongso is sentenced to 20 years in jail for the murder of her friend Mirna Salihin, who collapsed at a Jakarta cafe after sipping a cyanide-laced iced coffee.
 
'Not enough time has passed' to re-open Dreamworld, business experts warn
The board of Dreamworld's parent company Ardent Leisure is criticised by several experts for its handling of this week's tragedy at the Gold Coast theme park.
 
'All the empty rafts get stuck there': Brisbane woman raised alarm over Dreamworld ride
A Brisbane woman says Dreamworld staff "pushed off" her concerns when her raft became stuck in the Thunder River Rapids ride which killed four people, telling her "all the empty rafts get stuck there".
 
Officials pick 'chosen ones' as Calais 'Jungle' burns
As the "Jungle" asylum seeker camp ends in flames, 8,000 refugees are bussed from Calais to processing centres all over France. But what do they make of their future as Europe becomes increasingly hostile to them?
 
Who elected the One Nation, Xenophon and Lambie senators?
A deep analysis of Senate voting patterns reveals the One Nation vote was higher in disadvantaged communities, and those with fewer migrants.
 
Iraqi forces trying to reach site of IS executions near Mosul
The Iraqi army is trying to reach a town south of Mosul where Islamic State militants have reportedly executed dozens of people to deter the population against any attempt to support the US-led offensive.
 
Woman responds after hacker threatens leaking naked video
When 26-year-old Taruna Aswani was blackmailed for naked pictures by the man who hacked her Cloud, she turned to social media and took the matter into her own hands.
 
Abetz questions Triggs' 'credibility' ahead of Truth Telling conference
Liberal senator Eric Abetz launches a scathing attack on the Human Rights Commission president, arguing she is in no position to give a lecture on telling the truth at a conference next month.
 
Syrian school attack may be 'deadliest' of war: UNICEF
UNICEF says the air strikes on a school in Syria's Idlib province may be the deadliest since the country's war began nearly six years ago.
 
No progress on gender pay gap in Australia for two decades, new report says
While the gender pay gap is not changing, the reasons for the inequality are, according to a new report, which says most discrimination is systemic and "much more sinister".
 
Mundine rips into imprisonment inquiry
The head of the PM's Indigenous Advisory Council Warren Mundine launches a vicious tirade against the Federal Government over its announcement of a new inquiry into Indigenous imprisonment, querying which "dickhead" thought it up.
 
Magazine releases first-ever moving-image cover
When author J.K Rowling created wizarding world newspapers The Daily Prophet and The New York Ghost in her books, she probably never imagined her literary creation would come to life.
 
Linen cleaners show heart and return lost toy
A young girl's lost toy is returned by warm-hearted cleaners who go out of their way to prove its misadventure is nothing but a fun holiday.
 
Analysis and Opinion: The Drum
By Saul Eslake, University of Tasmania A Trump presidency 'could bring a range of economic disasters'
By Saul Eslake, University of Tasmania
By business reporter David Taylor High Australian dollar could turn on a dime
By business reporter David Taylor
By Gabrielle Appleby, UNSW Opinion: Solicitor-General's role has been damaged
By Gabrielle Appleby, UNSW
By Fiona McLeod Australia is failing vulnerable slavery victims
By Fiona McLeod
 
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Warhorse Siddle primed for Test recall
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World
Duterte says Philippines could join sea exercises with Japan, vents anger at US
Trump supporters rally in Jerusalem's Old City
Judge rejects claim to Prince estate
 
Business
Gina Rinehart ups ante in race for S Kidman and Co cattle empire
Banks facing $180m compensation bill for gouging fees without advice
NAB profit slumps 94pc on asset sales but cash earnings hit $6.5b
 
Politics
Calls to end 'traumatising' victim cross-examination by ex-partners
Abetz questions Triggs' 'credibility' ahead of Truth Telling conference
New Labor senator helped clean up troubled Health Services Union: parliamentary colleague
 
Sport
Warhorse Siddle primed for Test recall
Michael Hooper scores second John Eales medal
The big games to mark in your calendar from the 2017 AFL fixture
 
Science and Tech
'Patient Zero' not cause of HIV/AIDS epidemic in US: study
Emojis to be displayed at The Museum of Modern Art in New York
ABBA teaming up with American Idol creator for 2018 reunion
 
Environment
Aurora Australis dazzles Tasmania's night sky
Cockatoo Island traditional owners worried about collapse of Pluton Resources
Extreme heat events increasing in duration, frequency and intensity: BOM
 

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