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Could Australia be involved in an attack on Syria? Greens members seek leadership reform. Study finds mental disorders are in the top three causes of illnesses in children. Federal Politics: Newspoll, live exports and energy. Yassmin Abdel-Magied turned back at US border. Research Filter: Dementia breakthroughs, Ocean circulation and the sweet tooth gene. World leaders weigh up military action against Syria. Taking art to the streets.

ACT Climate Change Minister says NEG not good enough ahead of meeting next week. Should Facebook and Google be treated as media companies? Drugs in water supply lead to sex change in fish. Peter Dutton admits high-level talks on migration cuts. Women disrupters. Tech Head: Facebook boss fronts US congress, mining cryptocurrency at work and digital license plates. Searching for the lost ship of Sir Ernest Shackleton. The psychosocial factors of pain.

Richard Marles: Australia needs to step up in the Pacific. ATO investigated over unethical tactics. China in the Pacific. Mmmmmm..... chicken salt. US says they will respond to Syrian chemical attack regardless of UN action. Business & Economics: Royal Commission resumes, new Commbank CEO, and Zuckerberg faces Congress. Which country manipulates its currency most? The art of judging.

Josh Frydenberg says the government must 'row together', but is that still possible after 30 consecutive Newspoll losses? Bipartisan support for action on live export and whistleblower hotline established. Can apps improve literacy? Transgender weightlifter withdraws from Games. Facebook to notify Australian users affected by Cambridge Analytica scandal. Country Drive: Live export, Corellas and Linc Energy guilty of environmental damage. UK inquiry into one of 14 mysterious Russian deaths. Briefs: From cabaret to kids carnival.

How political is the Pollie Pedal? New boundaries, electorates favour Labor Party. Why men think they are smarter than women. Rendang row: Is it supposed to be crispy? The Wrap: Peter Dutton, The Greens, a giant kangaroo and chicken salt. My Feed: @MichelleBrasier. Newton Faulkner hits the ground running.

GST pool increases but states still unhappy about carve up. Review argues there's no legal foundation for Australia's robo-debt system. The importance of finding some quiet. Federal Politics: the power struggle over power generation. Tongan Olympian Pita Taufatofua's perspective on 'climate justice'. Research Filter: Neanderthals' noses, dinosaur extinction, and pasta is back on the menu. "No preordained right to victory": Mattis calls for overhaul of US military. Comedy in character.

Government attempts to broker sale of Liddell power station. Descendants of Sir John Monash demand Monash Forum withdraw use of his name. Twenty men arrested and child abuse material seized in Victorian raids. Roseanne returns after 21 year hiatus. 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games commence. Tech Head: Bill Morrow resigns, a live shooting appears on Google Maps and Spotify shares are up for sale. International donors pledge billions in aid for Yemen. An act of reconstruction.

Coalition backbenchers call for taxpayer funded 'Hazelwood 2.0' coal-fired power station. Larissa Waters backed by the Greens for Senate return. A new smartphone app for witnesses of crime. Malaysia outlaws fake news. Eight dead in Indian protests over caste system. Business and Economics: RBA, China tariffs and Blue Sky suspended from ASX. CSIRO releases a new low-carb recipe book. Dami Im hears a song.

Catherine King on Labor's proposed changes to health insurance rebate. The plan to recover $1 billion in unpaid higher education debts. GetUp! draws political battle lines for 2018. Camel milk debuts at Australia’s most prestigious dairy competition. Is it time for Australia to revisit debate on becoming a republic? Nauru cuts ties with Australian High Court. Country Drive: Swarming locusts and wine connoisseur kangaroos . "Important role" for Government on Rohingya repatriation. The funny side of parenthood.

Former High Court judge on elder abuse of LGBTQI Australians and the hypocrisy of Barnaby Joyce. Maths teacher Eddie Woo is Australia's Local Hero. George Michael: Listen to your heart. Stories of Australia. Perfume Genius finds a new shape.