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Good afternoon. Here's what's happening now: In his farewell address, President Barack Obama said he was leaving the US a better and stronger country after eight years in the White House. He told thousands of supporters in Chicago: "Yes we can. Yes we did." Low-cost airline Tigerair has suspended all flights between Australia and Bali, following what the company says is a decision by the Indonesian Government to impose new administrative requirements Camps of homeless people in Melbourne's CBD are being dispersed as international visitors arrive for the Australian Open tennis tournament Clare Hollingworth, the British correspondent who broke the news of the Nazi invasion of Poland that marked the beginning of WWII, has died at the age of 105. Here's what's coming up: 6:40pm AEDT: Brisbane Heat will take on the Perth Scorchers in the BBL at the Gabba Top Stories 'Yes we did': Obama says goodbye in emotional speech Conceding disappointments during his eight-year presidency yet offering vigorous encouragement for the nation's future, Barack Obama issues an emotional defence of his vision to Americans facing a moment of anxiety and a dramatic change in leadership. Centrelink's debt recovery system not broken, Minister says Human Services Minister Alan Tudge says the Government will not scrap Centrelink's debt-recovery system, despite ongoing warnings over inaccuracies. Movie World visitors freed after roller coaster malfunction Twenty people who were trapped for more than an hour and a half on a roller coaster that malfunctioned at Movie World on the Gold Coast are safely evacuated. Why honour killings continue in Pakistan despite tough new laws Since Pakistan beefed up sentences for people who commit honour killings, nearly 40 murders have been recorded. Among the killers is Hayat Khan, 20, who slaughtered his 16-year-old sister for talking to a boy over the telephone. Tigerair Bali flights cancelled over 'Indonesian Government requirements' Low-cost airline Tigerair suspends all flights between Australia and Bali, following what the company says is a decision by the Indonesian Government to impose new administrative requirements. Culleton Senate seat vacancy set to be confirmed A Senate vacancy is set to be formally notified within days following the Federal Court's declaration last month that Senator Rod Culleton is an undischarged bankrupt. Bellamy's dumps CEO, slashes profit guidance Bellamy's shares slump by more than a third after it dumps its chief executive and downgrades its profit outlook, all while the board faces a shareholder revolt. Woman, children suffer 'horrific' burns while using Banana Boat sunscreen A Melbourne woman whose legs were scorched after going into the sun and a Brisbane mother whose children were left with large blisters are the latest in a string of people raising safety concerns about Banana Boat sunscreen. Jury condemns Dylann Roof to death for South Carolina church massacre A jury condemns Dylann Roof to death for killing nine black church members at a Bible study meeting in South Carolina church in 2015. Sydney trains affected, fire bans in NSW as temperatures soar Large areas of New South Wales experience extreme heat, forcing trains to slow down in Sydney and total fire bans in many parts of the state. Trump in talks with vaccine sceptic Kennedy to launch immunisation review US President-elect Donald Trump meets with vaccination sceptic Robert F Kennedy Jr about forming a presidential panel to review vaccine safety and science. Reporter who broke news of WWII dies aged 105 British war correspondent Clare Hollingworth, who broke the news of the Nazi invasion of Poland that marked the beginning of World War II, is dead at the age of 105. Shark leaps into boat with surprised SA fishermen landing catch of the day Two South Australian fishermen landed a surprise catch when a 3.2-metre thresher shark jumped into their small dinghy during a weekend fishing trip. Homeless removed from Melbourne CBD ahead of Australian Open Authorities remove a camp of homeless people from Melbourne's CBD as international visitors begin to arrive for the Australian Open tennis tournament. 'Doomed duo' galaxies collide in new NASA image NASA's Hubble Space Telescope captures an image two gas-rich spiral galaxies that approached each other too closely and are destructively merging into one. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum Centrelink needs to recognise flawed debt recovery system and adjust its tactics By Helen Hodgson, Curtin University James Hird's suspected overdose the latest sad chapter in doping saga By Tracey Holmes The Murphy's Law forecast for Australia's economy in 2017 By business reporter Michael Janda Are you a true blue Aussie? Take the new, improved Australian citizenship test By Ben Pobjie Just In War veteran hopes trek will inspire others to overcome injury and illness January 11, 2017 - 3:52 pm One Nation candidate puts pressure on LNP preference deal January 11, 2017 - 3:51 pm Teen 'just helping friend out' when she posed for explicit photos, accused says January 11, 2017 - 3:28 pm World • Giant telescope in Chile to seek habitable planets in Alpha Centauri • Trump's choice for attorney general opposed law banning waterboarding • 'We need a new approach': New UN chief urges Security Council to act more to prevent war Business • Bellamy's dumps CEO, slashes profit guidance • Base metal prices rise and supply issues loom • BHP Billiton holds 'productive' talks with Donald Trump Politics • Read Barack Obama's full farewell address • BHP Billiton holds 'productive' talks with Donald Trump • 'Yes we did': Obama says goodbye in emotional speech Sport • FFA says World Cup expansion reflects growth of AFC • Brisbane the favourite to host massive Horn, Pacquiao fight • Aussies set to unleash 'Lynnsanity' against Pakistan Science and Tech • 'Doomed duo' galaxies collide in new NASA image • Giant telescope in Chile to seek habitable planets in Alpha Centauri • FBI refuses to reveal who hacked San Bernardino shooter's iPhone Environment • Sydney's air pollution prompts respiratory warning • Tropical night was Melbourne's most humid since 1982, BOM says • Tribal violence in PNG disrupts major gas project Follow ABC News About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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