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Monday, 23 January 2017

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10 things you need to know this morning in Australia

Good morning. Trump is killing the Trans-Pacific Partnership, as promised. The accused Bourke Street rampage driver, Dimitrious Gargasoulas, has been charged with five counts of murder. And, the title of the new Star Wars movie, coming out in December this year, has been revealed.
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10 things you need to know before markets open in Australia and Asia

First, the scoreboard. (7.45am AEDT) • Dow: 19809 -18 (-0.1%) • S&P 500: 2267 -4 (-0.2%) • SPI 200 Futures (March): 5,586 -52 (-0.9%) • AUD/USD: 0.7573 +0.0013 (+0.2%)
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A man was shot dead during filming of a hip hop music video in Brisbane

A man has died in a Brisbane hotel from an apparent gunshot wound to the chest while filming a music video clip. 
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Samsung will keep using suppliers responsible for dodgy Galaxy Note 7 batteries

The company said it will not name the suppliers nor stop using their components.
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'It's a little demoralising': Watch Trump's press secretary go off on reporters over perceived bias

Sean Spicer's first White House briefing got a little tense as he discussed perceived media bias with CNN's Jim Acosta.
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White House: The US will stop China from taking over territory in international waters

Trump's administration has promised that the US would stop China from taking over land in international waters in the South China Sea.
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Novak Djokovic's former coach says tennis is no longer Djokovic's top priority, and there's a key ingredient missing from his game

Djokovic's recent slump hit a new low in the Australian Open after he lost in five sets to 117th-ranked Denis Isotomin in the second round. 
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Astronomers reveal never-before-seen features of a 'hole' on the sun that could swallow 2 Earths

The giant sunspot is almost twice as large as the diameter of Earth.

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