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Top Stories Police find witness in Ristevski investigation 'breakthrough' Police say they have made a "significant breakthrough" in their investigation into the death of Karen Ristevski, after they finally tracked down and interviewed a witness who had contacted them more than four months ago. Major delays on Melbourne's train network after computer fault There are major delays of up to 45 minutes across Melbourne's train network and commuters are being advised to seek alternative transport. Why is net neutrality a thing again? Some of the biggest companies in the world have joined together to fight for net neutrality. Here's why it's suddenly an issue again and why you didn't hear much about it in Australia. West Australian man falls to death while parasailing in Phuket Police charge a boat operator after 71-year-old West Australian businessman Roger Hussey falls to his death while parasailing over the Thai resort island of Phuket. Captured Kerobokan prisoners re-enact brazen escape Two men who were recaptured in East Timor after tunnelling out of Bali's infamous Kerobokan prison re-enact their escape, as police hunt two inmates, including an Australian, who are still on the run. Housing markets set to weaken in all states: NAB survey After years of "very strong growth", the Australian housing market is entering "a cooling phase", according to a report by NAB. Andy Murray wins praise for taking on 'casual sexism' Andy Murray wins praise after he interrupts a reporter's question to make the important distinction that there are female US tennis players, during his post-match news conference at Wimbledon. Lawyer for Daniel Morcombe's killer committed fraud out of 'pure greed', court told High-profile criminal solicitor Tim Meehan could have pocketed up to $500,000 in a scheme that defrauded a law firm of "well in excess of $600,000", the Supreme Court in Brisbane is told. Irritable bowel syndrome an umbrella term for individual gut conditions Researchers have made significant breakthroughs in the understanding of factors causing irritable bowel syndrome, believing it is a collection of individual diseases. Confessions of a former doctor shopper Addicted to opioid painkillers for decades, Rustie Lassam would go from doctor to doctor to get her fix. This is her story. Perth man guilty of assault after throwing beer bottle at Muslim woman A Perth man is found guilty of assaulting a Muslim woman after he wished her a merry Christmas, called her a "f****** Muslim c***" and threw a beer bottle at her. Video shows Trump meeting with associates tied to Russia saga CNN obtains exclusive footage of US President Donald Trump and several people connected to the alleged collusion between his campaign associates and Russia. Money stash found in cupboard at recycling market Thousands of dollars in cash is found in a television cabinet bought at a Hervey Bay recycling market in southern Queensland. Mongolia's nomadic lifestyle is under threat - but Australian graziers could help A Mongolian photographer visits leading cattle growing properties in Australia as he tries to find a way to preserve his country's nomadic herding traditions. Second man charged over alleged torture of woman at Bulimba A 41-year-old man from Rockhampton is the second person charged over the alleged serious assault of a 21-year-old woman on Brisbane's southside earlier this month. Australia is crying out for its own space agency. Here are six reasons why Space exploration is just about the purest expression of humanity at its glorious, brilliant best — and it makes sense for Australia to be part of it, Andrew P Street writes. First images from closest ever fly-by of solar system's biggest storm The first ever close-up images of Jupiter's gargantuan hurricane, the Great Red Spot, are beginning to trickle through from NASA's Juno spacecraft after it completed its historic fly-by a few days ago. Big Origin future for Munster, says Thurston Maroons legend Johnathan Thurston praises the debut of Cameron Munster, saying he has a big future in the Queensland jersey. Could a toddler's aversion to meat signal more than choice? Where does nature versus nurture rest on the issue of three-year-old Katia who won't eat her meat? Ministers consider state-based plan for clean energy target State energy ministers threaten to lock the Federal Government out of a national plan for a clean energy target. Recycling plant fire could take days to extinguish A massive fire at a recycling plant in Melbourne's north, sending smoke billowing and ash falling across neighbouring suburbs, could continue to burn for up to three day, authorities say. Analysis and Opinion: The Drum Trump's in serious trouble, thanks to the power he's given his family By Bruce Wolpe Democracy's only hope is for politicians to stand up to political parties By Tony Fitzgerald We don't need a homeland security portfolio but Dutton wants a bone By Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra Why did Chris Uhlmann's report on Donald Trump go viral? 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