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Good afternoon. Here's what's happening now: The Department of Immigration says it could be months before refugees on Manus Island and Nauru are resettled in America. The timing is important because there are concerns for the agreement's fate once Donald Trump takes office on January 20 South Africa has demolished Australia in the second Test in Hobart, clinching an innings and 80-run victory on day four. Captain Steve Smith says the loss is a "low point" for the team The IMF says the key risk facing the Australian economy is a housing correction, which it says could be brought on by a "sharp growth slowdown in China". But it notes Australia has maintained stronger growth than most other advanced economies Donald Trump has appointed controversial figure Steve Bannon as his chief strategist. The move has angered Democrats — and even some Republicans — who are concerned his anti-establishment and ultra-conservative views have no place in the White House. Here's what's coming up: 6:00pm AEDT: Philip Lowe will deliver one of his first major speeches as Reserve Bank Governor 6:05pm in your timezone: One Nation senator Pauline Hanson will speak to Radio National 10:30pm in your timezone: Former US ambassador to Australia John Berry will speak to Lateline about the refugee resettlement deal 11:00pm AEDT: The Socceroos will take on Thailand in a World Cup qualifier in Bangkok Top Stories When Jessica was taken from her family, it was meant to stop abuse Instead, Australia's child protection system placed her into a house where staff couldn't keep kids safe. Test demolition a 'low point for Australia', says skipper Smith Skipper Steve Smith admits Australia's crushing Test loss and series defeat to South Africa marks a low point for him and the team. IMF points to housing as Australia's key financial risk The International Monetary Fund praises Australia for maintaining better economic growth than other developed nations, but argues more could be done to minimise housing sector risks. Sydney crime figure shot dead in 'targeted attack' Pasquale Barbaro, a member of a crime family with links to the Calabrian mafia, is killed in a suspected targeted shooting in Sydney. Bushfire threat eases, blaze under control A bushfire threatening a small town on Western Australia's southern coast is downgraded to a watch and act, after it was believed dry lightning sparked the blaze. Rebel MP demands no more 457 visas for his area Outspoken Coalition MP George Christensen signals he does not want any new 457 visa holders to work in central and north Queensland, arguing that the unemployment was already too high. Obama to reassure US allies about Trump's commitment to NATO US President Barack Obama will reassure US allies during his trip overseas this week that Republican President-elect Donald Trump plans to maintain core US strategic relationships around the world, including with NATO. Children 'as young as six' among growing number damaging knees in sport Doctors, physiotherapists and sports injury experts say they are seeing a rise in the number of children having knee surgery, with some suggesting kids' sports becoming more "professional" could be part of the problem. NZ emergency services begin evacuating tourists from earthquake-hit town New Zealand emergency services and defence personnel began evacuating hundreds of tourists and residents from the South Island town of Kaikoura, a day after a powerful earthquake hit the region. Offshore refugees could wait months before heading to US It could be months before refugees on Manus Island and Nauru, accepted by the United States under a new resettlement deal, land in America, the Department of Immigration and Border Protection confirms. Fruit supplier to Coles and Woolworths using illegal foreign workers An undercover investigation exposes the exploitation of illegal migrant workers on farms supplying Coles and Woolworths, as a Federal Government adviser calls for reforms to stop the "systemic" abuse of foreign labour. Man caught on CCTV carrying safe from Adelaide restaurant Security vision of a man carrying a safe from an Adelaide restaurant is released by police in the hope someone will recognise the thief. Sticky situation as major honey producer and beekeeper sue each other A Supreme Court battle between a beekeeper and Australia's biggest honey producer Capilano over the safety and source of its products is becoming increasingly bitter. Making a Murderer subject to be released from prison Brendan Dassey, whose homicide conviction was overturned in a case profiled in the Netflix series Making a Murderer, could be celebrating Thanksgiving at home with his family in Wisconsin after a judge orders him released from prison. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum The Trump financial revolution and how it might affect you By business reporter David Taylor Opinion: Abuse and neglect of children in care is a century-old story By Katherine McFarlane, Charles Sturt University Will competing forces of party and populists tear Trump's presidency apart? By political editor Chris Uhlmann Verrender: Trump's election promises could cost world economies By business editor Ian Verrender Just In Tasmania to allow breastfeeding in parliament November 15, 2016 - 4:01 pm Uranium exploratory drilling flagged by SA Government November 15, 2016 - 3:57 pm 'The Rock' considers White House run November 15, 2016 - 3:53 pm World • 'The Rock' considers White House run • Who is Donald Trump's new chief strategist Steve Bannon? • Stargazers around the world turn out to see supermoon Business • IMF points to housing as Australia's key financial risk • CFMEU defends 5pc per annum pay rise for construction workers • Health insurer profits jump, life insurers look sick Politics • Liberal Party boss wants new laws in wake of 'Mediscare' campaign • Who is Donald Trump's new chief strategist Steve Bannon? • Riot-prone Melbourne juvenile jail to be 'fortified' before possible move Sport • Test demolition a 'low point for Australia', says skipper Smith • Australia crushed in innings defeat to South Africa • The players South Africa did without to thrash Australia Science and Tech • Israel to launch expedition to find more Dead Sea Scrolls • Australians flock to capture supermoon • Tips for getting the perfect supermoon photo Environment • Frydenberg: Trump causes 'great uncertainty' at climate change conference • NSW Government accused of failure to act on alleged illegal land clearing • Nuclear dump referendum urged for SA Follow ABC News About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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