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Good morning. Here's what's happening now: Donald Trump is America's president-elect. In her concession speech, Hillary Clinton said her rival was owed an "open mind" following her painful loss, while President Barack Obama has urged Americans to rally behind their next leader What does the result mean for Australia? Defence analysts warn a Trump presidency could lead to instability in the Asia-Pacific region and "radically reshape" Australia's strategic relationship with the United States British police say five people were killed and more than 50 injured when a tram derailed in south London. The tram appeared to come off the rails on a sharp bend How did they get it so wrong? Political polling is an enormous, lucrative and influential industry, but academic Mark Balnaves says the US election result should spell the end of the industry as we know it. Here's what's coming up: 7:45am AEDT: Foreign Minister Julie Bishop will discuss the US election on ABC News Breakfast 10:15am AEDT: The High Court will hear Clive Palmer's application for an injunction against Queensland Nickel liquidators 10:30am AEDT: British artist David Hockney will visit the National Gallery of Victoria which is displaying his work 11:30am AEDT: The ABS will release its monthly housing finance data 5:15pm AEDT: Liberal MP Dan Tehan will launch a new report on cyber security Top Stories Live: Trump era begins, Clinton concedes 'painful' defeat Americans are spending their first day with real estate mogul Donald Trump as their president-elect, as Democrat Hillary Clinton concedes a "painful" defeat, and Barack Obama calls on people to rally behind the new leader. Follow all the reaction live. 'We owe him an open mind': Clinton concedes Trump defeat Hillary Clinton concedes her election loss to Donald Trump, offering to work with the president-elect who she says she hopes will be a successful leader for all Americans. What will a Trump presidency mean for the world? How will president-elect Donald Trump's promise to Make America Great Again affect the world? ABC's correspondent Zoe Daniel takes a look at everything from immigration to foreign policy and trade. The US election is over. What happens now? From a White House tour from the first lady to the transfer of Obama's Twitter account, here's what you need to know about what happens after the election dust has settled. What has Donald Trump promised to do? We all know about the wall, but what has Donald Trump promised to do about ISIS, trade, abortion, the economy and nuclear weapons? Here are some of the key platforms he has mentioned during the campaign. Trump election has 'serious ramifications' for Australian security interests Defence analysts warn Donald Trump's election and policies may lead to instability in the Asia-Pacific region and "radically reshape" Australia's strategic relationship with the United States. World leaders react to Donald Trump's US election victory World leaders, including Russian President Vladimir Putin, are congratulating Donald Trump on his historic win, but one foreign minister admits it was not the result its citizens wanted. Trump's victory ratchets up uncertainty in the Middle East Donald Trump's win has been welcomed by Israel and Saudi Arabia but his statements on foreign policy in the Middle East have been at times contradictory — and many are uncertain about what his presidency will mean. Fed up with Washington, Trump's 'deplorables' shake up elite Fed up with Washington and feeling left behind, supporters of Republican Donald Trump upend the United States' presidential race, electing a political newcomer they say offers the country a shot at dramatic change. Election 2016: Trump's victory dominates front pages As Donald Trump and his supporters celebrated victory in the US presidential election, newspapers began rolling off the printing press. 'We'll continue to work with our friends in US': Turnbull Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull seeks to reassure the nation that Australia's relationship with the United States will remain "strong and intimate" following the election of Donald Trump as president. Time morph: Every US president from Washington to Trump See the faces of every United States president since George Washington morph into each other, as Donald Trump becomes the country's next president-elect. Five killed, dozens hospitalised in London tram derailment Five people are killed and more than 50 injured when a tram derails in south London, British police say. Australian faces court charged with Bali police officer's murder Australian woman Sara Connor tells judges she is innocent, on the first day of her trial over the alleged murder of a veteran police officer on a Balinese beach in August. 'She's as tough as nails': Witness praises woman's carjacking response Construction worker Jack Foster, who saw a dramatic carjacking involving a baby at a Coburg school unfold, praises the woman who jumped on the car bonnet in an effort to stop the vehicle. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum The markets tell us president Trump is worse than Brexit By Saul Eslake, University of Tasmania Labor emboldened to break ranks on refugee policy By political correspondent David Lipson Trump leads grassroots revolt against 'rigged' system By political editor Chris Uhlmann Finding focus in an age of distraction Just In Trump's victory ratchets up uncertainty in the Middle East November 10, 2016 - 7:06 am AI experts help in needle-in-haystack search for dugongs November 10, 2016 - 7:05 am Why we're more likely to date someone who has an ex November 10, 2016 - 7:02 am World • Banks, healthcare lead post-election rally on Wall St • Crucifixions, 'morality' patrols show Islamic State maintains Mosul grip • Donald Trump's victory sets off protests in US cities Business • Banks, healthcare lead post-election rally on Wall St • Asian markets tank as Trump wins US election • Rio executive suspended amid African payments investigation Politics • The US election is over. What happens now? • Fed up with Washington, Trump's 'deplorables' shake up elite • Live: Trump era begins, Clinton concedes 'painful' defeat Sport • Managing fast bowlers still a learning process, Mennie says • Aussie cricket team has 'no passion': Wessels • Milestone man Folau races to 50 Test caps for Wallabies Science and Tech • Australia to play strategic role in biggest ever search for alien life • Gene editing used to correct sickle cell disease • Nearly half of Australian women not up to date with cervical cancer screening Environment • Q&A: Australia 'raising middle finger to the world' on climate change • The young climate scientists aboard the RV Investigator • South Australia's citizens' jury votes against storing nuclear waste Follow ABC News About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. This message was sent to you at starnewsposting@gmail.com. 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