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Ashleigh Barty's French Open run is wide open after Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka - the next two big guns in her path - were beaten at Roland Garros.http://bit.ly/2YVdCQ2 

A record Dutch crowd for a women's football match has jammed into Eindhoven's Philips Stadion to see the Netherlands thrash Australia 3-0.http://bit.ly/2Z08SbQ 

New Labor leader Anthony Albanese is set to reveal his shadow cabinet's portfolios in a likely mirror of the government's line-up, two weeks after the election.http://bit.ly/2YY8LO3 

Sydney woman Ruth McCance is missing on the treacherous peak along with British team leader Martin Moran, three others from the United Kingdom, two men from the United States and an Indian liaison officer.http://bit.ly/2Z5RZN5 

Rescuers looking for the missing are battling strong currents with South Korea requesting that the search be extended further south along the Danubehttp://bit.ly/2wxWFPm 

Donald Trump says he will introduce tariffs on June 10, if Mexico does not halt the flow of illegal immigrationhttp://bit.ly/2wyOsdH 

An Australian woman is thought to be missing in the Himalayas in India after her expedition team failed to return from an attempted summiting of a remote unclimbed peakhttp://bit.ly/2wucOFw 

An Australian army veteran is helping to support impoverished villages in Timor Leste through coffee beans and coconut oil exportshttp://bit.ly/2wwJK0k 

Australian man Naim Aziz Abbas has shared his side of the story on how he ended up in a UAE jail for 18 monthshttp://bit.ly/2wyMNot 

US President Donald Trump says British former foreign minister Boris Johnson would make an "excellent" prime minister to replace Theresa Mayhttp://bit.ly/2YZH2wo 

A public inquiry report says the disappearances and killing of possibly thousands of Indigenous women in Canada over recent decades is a "Canadian genocide"http://bit.ly/2Z4X6x1 

"Our hearts ache over the senseless violence that has been inflicted upon the Virginia Beach community."http://bit.ly/2wu2nlk 

American director Spike Lee has praised Indigenous rugby league players who plan to remain silent during the national anthem at next week's State of Originhttp://bit.ly/2wFWMst 

The food rescue sector is developing phone apps including "the Tinder of food rescue" to cut down on waste and feed those in needhttp://bit.ly/2wu0ZPE 

The American photographer who shot the iconic image of a man standing in front of tanks at the 1989 Tiananmen protests says it's time for the Chinese government to come clean about the bloody events of 30 years agohttp://bit.ly/2Z1a4fa 

A Russian company has rejected criticisms of sexism after it offered money to female employees who wear a skirt or a dress to workhttp://bit.ly/2Z60QhL 

Vietnam has culled two million pigs after the deadly African swine fever spread to 48 of 63 provinces in the Southeast Asian nationhttp://bit.ly/2YYXuNh 

What Sydney's level one water restrictions mean for residentshttp://bit.ly/2Z4N7Yz 

Iran continues to stay within the limitations set by a nuclear deal reached with major powers in 2015, the UN atomic watchdog has said.http://bit.ly/2Z1QFL8