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US trial of Australian Justine Damond's shooter begins. International observers arrive in Solomon Islands for election. Semi-naked climate change protesters disrupt Brexit debate — World News with Matt Bevan. UN LGBTIQ watchdog condemns new Brunei laws. Sport with Warwick Hadfield. Parliamentary Transparency Charter will 'restore belief in our democracy', Storer says. Politics with David Crowe. Morrison Government set to make 'NDIS great broken dream of Australian politics', Steele-John says. Ageing Population will hit economy hard in next decade, report reveals. KeepSight: Helping people living with diabetes keep their sight. TV with Michael Bodey. Under-representation of women in STEM jobs threatening economic prosperity, experts warn. Will Australia finally get a fuel efficiency standard? Celebrated Dutch violinist to perform with Sydney Symphony Orchestra.

Mark Zuckerberg calls for stronger regulation of internet. Brunei faces condemnation over new, anti-gay laws. Could a 'waterless barrier' stop the cane toad march? Finance with Michael Janda. Sport with Warwick Hadfield. Labor bringing back 'carbon tax' with new climate change policy, Cormann says. Labor to deliver pollution cuts in 'most cost effective and efficient manner possible', Butler says. Politics with Michelle Grattan. Fighting terrorism online. Mental Health experts call for overhaul of Medicare rebated 'Better Access' program. Double J: Maverick Sabre. Queensland Government to build $46-million counter-terror training facility. Labor's electric vehicle policy a 'big step forward', industry says. Health Report with Norman Swan.

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