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Business

Transgrid appoints Sydney Water CEO Kerry Schott as chair

9:57am NSW power grid owner Transgrid has appointed former Sydney Water chief executive Kerry Schott as its new chair.

Video QLD News

Truck smash on Bruce Highway

A collision between a truck and a ute on the Bruce Highway, southbound, at Beerwah

9:41am A truck collides head on with a ute on the Bruce Highway at Beerwah on Wednesday morning, blocking south bound lanes.

Sport

Jason Day welcomes challenge from Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy

Jason Day, pictured with son Dash, will face off against Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy in the Jack Nicklaus' Memorial Tournament.

9:39am World No.1 Jason Day is ready to meet the recent challenge thrown down by Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroy head on.

Video National News

Dairy-free diets on the rise

9:32am 'Science needs to play catch-up': CSIRO researcher Dr Sinead Golley explains why some people are not consulting their GPs when suffering symptoms they think are dietary-related.

Banking & Finance

Former Barclays banker arrested for giving trading tips to plumber

BOB VAN VORIS 9:31am Former Barclays director Steven McClatchey accused of telling his plumber friend about future company deals in exchange for cash and a new bathroom.

Queensland

Police hunt for hijacked heifers in central Queensland

9:14am Thief swipes entire herd of cattle - a few heifers at a time.

Video World News

The question you should be asking about slavery

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9:01am Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest says consumers can force companies to examine supply chains for forced labour by asking one question.

Markets Live

Markets Live: GDP data day

Investors will be watching local GDP figures.

PATRICK COMMINS AND JENS MEYER 9:01am Investors tense ahead of local and Chinese data.

Queensland

Breakthrough in search for longer-lasting malaria vaccine

9:00am Researchers might have found key to developing long-term vaccine.

World

British politician Jess Phillips receives more than 600 rape threats in one night

Jess Phillips says the ringleaders should face either civil or criminal action.

8:56am A British politician has revealed she received more than 600 rape threats in one night after launching a campaign against sexist online bullying.

Queensland

Man stabs parents west of Brisbane: police

8:56am 31-year-old charged with injuring couple in their 60s..

Video Entertainment News

Trevor Noah to headline Just for Laughs

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8:54am The lineup for the Just for Laughs Sydney festival include Trevor Noah, Alan Carr and Margaret Cho.

Victoria

Winter is here - but don't let it get you down

Toby the dog watches the sunrise from Williamstown

CRAIG BUTT 8:46am Winter has arrived.

Travel

World's longest nonstop flight: Could you survive an 18-hour long haul flight?

MARY ANN ANDERSON 8:44am Singapore Airlines' epic almost-19-hour flight was scrubbed in 2013. Today, two airlines share the distinction of the world's longest nonstop flight.

Video QLD News

Ian Walker 'should be ashamed'

8:43am Shadow Attorney General Ian Walker is accused of "questioning the professionalism of the police" by criticising a police investigation into backbencher Rick Williams. 7 News Queensland

Climate Change

Australia 10th in global solar capacity as industry looks ahead to sunnier times

PETER HANNAM 8:30am In the race to a renewable energy future, we're being beaten by the unlikeliest of countries.

Queensland

Brisbane traffic: Bruce Highway delays after truck and ute collide

A truck crossed the Bruce Highway north of Brisbane before colliding with a ute in the southbound lanes.

JORGE BRANCO 8:24am Delays both ways on the Bruce Highway north of Brisbane.

Cricket

Stand-in coach Justin Langer says Australian cricket team needs careful management

Stand-in coach and former opening batsman Justin Langer.

ANDREW TATE 8:18am Stand in Australian cricket coach Justin Langer says his first challenge in the one-day international tri-series against the West Indies and South Africa is to ensure that he lays the groundwork for...

Business

Former InterOil CEO Phil Mulacek takes legal action to defer AGM

Interoil's Elk-Antelope gas fields are at the centre of a disputed takeover by ASX-listed Oil Search.

ANGELA MACDONALD-SMITH 8:18am InterOil's former chief executive Phil Mulacek has started legal action in a bid to postpone the annual shareholder meetings until after the vote on Oil Search's $US2.2 billion-plus takeover deal.

Blues

Sonny Bill Williams signs for Auckland Blues Super Rugby side and NZ Rugby

No turning back: Sonny Bill Williams has committed his future to rugby union.

8:06am The Auckland-based Blues have won the race for Sonny Bill Williams' signature with the 30-year-old dual international shifting north from the Chiefs after agreeing a new deal with New Zealand Rugby.

Video World News

Microsoft CEO visiting China

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Satya Nadella is expected to meet government officials to discuss China's anti-trust investigation of the software titan.

Video World News

Which are the world's busiest cities?

A new study by UBS shows the cities around the world with the shortest, and the longest, working weeks.

Technology

Public USBs are not power points: Kaspersky warns of phone hacking danger

Public USBs could be connected to anything on the other side, and your phone talks to it automatically.

SPANDAS LUI Charging smartphones over USB is extremely convenient but security vendor Kaspersky Lab cautions that not every USB port is safe to use.

Video World News

Gorilla death: Watchdog group blames zoo

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An animal protection watchdog group wants the federal government to hold the Cincinnati Zoo responsible for the death of an endangered western lowland gorilla.

Queensland

Victoria Point house fire caused by electric blanket

Firefighters put out a blaze at a Victoria Point home.

JORGE BRANCO Older couple escapes serious injury as fire rips through bayside home.

Migrant Crisis

Migrant crisis: Dalai Lama says Germany 'cannot become an Arab country'

Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama

MAX BEARAK Speaking to German reporters in the de facto capital of Tibet's exiled government, the Dalai Lama apparently said that "too many" refugees are seeking asylum in Europe.

World

Sausage-wielding protesters attack patrons at vegan cafe

DAN BILEFSKY Georgia, a proud nation in the Caucasus that went to war with Russia in 2008, is no stranger to conflict.

State Of Origin

State of Origin 2016: Why Adam Reynolds is the key to a NSW Blues win in game one

Phil Gould dinkus dink

PHIL GOULD He may well be on debut, but halfback Adam Reynolds is the key to NSW winning the opening match in Sydney. The conditions are made to suit for the young South Sydney playmaker.

Olympics Australia

Rio 2016 Olympics: Send Nick Kyrgios to represent Australia at the Games, says Pat Cash

PARIS, FRANCE - MAY 27:  Nick Kyrgios of Australia hits a forehand during the Men's Singles third round match against Richard Gasquet of France on day six of the 2016 French Open at Roland Garros on May 27, 2016 in Paris, France.  (Photo by Clive Brunskill/Getty Images)

A bemused Pat Cash says there is be "no conversation" about whether Nick Kyrgios should be a part of Australia's Olympic team - he wants the young star on the plane to Rio.

Video Federal Politics

Tony Abbott comeback talk 'rubbish': Credlin

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Peter Credlin directs Barnaby Joyce to 'get back on the wombat trail' after suggesting Tony Abbott wants to regain leadership of the Coalition.

Cricket

England cricket team must improve to compete with Australia, says Trevor Bayliss

Trevor Bayliss

SCYLD BERRY Trust Trevor Bayliss to tell it straight. While England's supporters celebrate Alastair Cook's 10,000 runs, and James Anderson's rise to No.

Motorsport

Daniel Ricciardo reveals his Red Bull frustration in wake of 2016 Monaco Grand Prix defeat

DANIEL JOHNSON The wounds of his Monaco Grand Prix defeat have added to Daniel Ricciardo's growing frustration that he is being denied the chance to fulfil his potential to become world champion.

Technology

Myspace, Tumblr hacked: Hackers sell 425 million users' data on darkweb

360 million Myspace accounts have been leaked.

JESSICA SIER 360 million accounts from when Myspace was cool have been compromised.

Business

Myspace, Tumblr hacked: Hackers sell 425 million users' data on darkweb

360 million Myspace accounts have been leaked.

JESSICA SIER 360 million accounts from when Myspace was cool have been compromised.

Tennis

French Open 2016: Novak Djokovic forced to wait as seeds fail to thrive in Paris rain

Still smiling: Novak Djokovic.

SIMON BRIGGS The organisers of the French Open came under attack yesterday after another rain-interrupted schedule resulted in the exit of two leading women's seeds.

Video World News

Stephen Hawking can't explain Trump's appeal

Renowned physicist Stephen Hawking says he can't understand Donald Trump's popularity.

Video National News

Plibersek: Australia 'would withstand' Trump presidency

Defending Bill Shorten calling prospective president Donald Trump as "barking mad", Tanya Plibersek says Australia's alliance with the US is about more than its leaders' relationship.

Video World News

Police find alligators eating human body

Police in South Florida were called to a gruesome scene: a pair of alligators eating a human body.

Video Tennis

Sam Stosur through to quarter finals

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Sam Stosur rolls back the years to advance to the quarter finals at the French Open for the first time in four years.

Federal Election 2016

Redlands voters back same-sex marriage: survey

Support for same-sex marriage in Redlands is somewhere between,  50 per cent and 94 per cent, depending on who you listen to.

AMY REMEIKIS Survey results are at odds with local representatives.

World

Escape from the Ivy League: Missing Columbia student Nayla Kidd found living new life in Brooklyn

Nayla Kidd

YANAN WANG While her family and friends posted frantic online pleas for help and the New York Police Department scoured the city, 19-year-old Nayla Kidd was moving into her new apartment in Brooklyn's...

NSW

Reward offered in 'body in boot murder' of Graham Bourke in Hornsby

Graham Bourke doted on his daughter Lee, who will join police to appeal for information about her father's murder.

MEGAN LEVY Residents in leafy Sherbrook Road in Hornsby had been complaining for several weeks about a vile smell that appeared to be coming from a car that had been abandoned on the street in Sydney's...

Business

Women's avoidance of drinking milk hitting 'concerning' levels, research shows

Milk is more complicated than it looks.

ESTHER HAN, CONSUMER AFFAIRS EDITOR One in six Australians is avoiding a recommended food group without any medical reason, new research shows.

Video World News

Donald Trump's angry news conference

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Under pressure to account for charity funds for veterans, Donald Trump fires back at the "unbelievably dishonest press".

Markets

need2know: Investors await GDP data

Investors will be watching local GDP figures.

JESSICA SIER Sour US consumer confidence weighed on Wall Street overnight, however all eyes will be on local GDP figures released late morning. SPI futures are down 24pts.

Video World News

Donald Trump: Veteran's $6m has been 'paid out'

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Nearly $6 million he raised for veterans groups has been "paid out" says US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.

World

Abandoned Japanese boy Yamato Tanooka still not found

Rescuers on horseback serach for a 7-year-old boy who is missing in a Japanese forest on Hokkaido, the northernmost of Japan's four main islands.

PETER HOLLEY A desperate search for a 7-year-old Japanese boy who was intentionally abandoned in remote woods continued Tuesday as rescuers admitted that they have found no signs of the missing child.

Video World News

Syrian airstrikes reportedly kill dozens

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Airstrikes in the Syrian city of Idlib have reportedly killed dozens of people including children, with Turkey accusing Russia and Syria of responsibility.

US Election

Donald Trump gives a preview of the petulant president, lashing out at the media

Donald Trump hit out at the media at Tuesday's news conference.

PAUL MCGEOUGH Trump scheduled a press conference and proceeded to use the assembled hacks as a punching bag, mewling and puking at the news media's temerity to ask questions.

World

Children among dozens killed by Russian air strikes on two Syrian hospitals

Syria's al-Qaeda-linked Nusra Front in Idlib.

ANNE BARNARD Footage shows one rescuer cradling a dead child, covered with gray dust, retrieved from rubble after hours of digging.

World

Gorilla killing at zoo sparks negligence claim as parents receive death threats

Harambe, the gorilla, plays with the boy in its enclosure at Cincinnati Zoo before it is shot dead.

GINNY MCCABE AND KATIE METTLER An animal rights activist group said on Tuesday it had filed a federal negligence complaint with the US Department of Agriculture against the zoo, seeking the maximum penalty of $10,000.

Tennis

French Open 2016: Samantha Stosur charges into quarter-finals

Australia's Samantha Stosur reacts as she defats Romania's Simona Halep during their fourth round match of the French Open tennis tournament at the Roland Garros stadium, Tuesday, May 31, 2016 in Paris.  (AP Photo/Alastair Grant)

JOE BARTON Samantha Stosur's French Open love affair has continued, with Australia's last remaining hope brushing aside world No.6 Simona Halep.

US Election

Donald Trump praised by North Korean state media as 'wise politician'

Donald Trump has received support in North Korea's state media.

ADAM TAYLOR "There are many positive aspects to Trump's 'inflammatory policies," an editorial in North Korean state media said.

Federal Election 2016

Tanya Plibersek defends Labor leader calling Donald Trump's views 'barking mad' on ABC's 7.30

Tanya Plibersek said the US alliance would withstand a Trump presidency,

LATIKA BOURKE Australia's relationship with the United States would "withstand" a Trump Presidency, Labor's foreign spokeswoman says, despite Opposition Leader Bill Shorten calling the Republican nominee's views...

Queensland

Sensis Social Media report reveals Queensland's habits

Facebook is still the preferred social media advertising platform for businesses.

AMY MITCHELL-WHITTINGTON Queenslanders jump on social media while at work than any other state.

ACT News

Facebook dominates Australians' use of social media: report

ALEXANDRA BACK When it comes to Australians' social media habits, there is one clear winner.

Victoria

Death of toddler Audrey Ebbage should be a lesson to hospital, coroner finds

Audrey Ebbage died following treatment in The Northern Hospital.

RANIA SPOONER The death of toddler Audrey Ebbage after her heart condition was misdiagnosed should become a training example, a coroner has found.

Political Opinion

Angry Donald Trump hits out at 'sleaze' media

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump campaigning in Montana on Thursday.

LATIKA BOURKE Your personally curated news with six things you need to know before you get going.

Latest News

The Basin: the suburb where developers fear to tread

JAYNE D'ARCY This is one of the last suburbs in Melbourne that you can't do much with - if you're a developer, anyway. Once you're in, you're sold.

Victoria

Just a pipedream? West may get 27-kilometre park along old sewer pipeline

Wyndham's Cr Peter Maynard thinks the park idea along an old sewer is a great idea.

CLAY LUCAS New York has its High Line – a park built along an abandoned elevated railway line. Melbourne's west could soon have its own 27-kilometre park beside an abandoned sewage canal.

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Sam Stosur through to quarter finals

Sam Stosur rolls back the years to advance to the quarter finals at the French Open for the first time in four years.