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France's President Emmanuel Macron raises glass in a toast during a dinner in his honour at the Sydney Opera House in Sydney on May 1, 2018. Macron arrived in Australia on May 1 on a rare visit by a French president with the two sides expected to agree on greater cooperation in the Pacific to counter a rising China. / AFP PHOTO / POOL / MICK TSIKAS

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Good afternoon, readers. French President Emmanuel Macron describes Lucy Turnbull as “delicious” and Ipswich mayor to fight fraud charges.

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Tim Hammond, Labor candidate for Perth, arriving at the Bayswater Hotel with his wife Lindsay and daughter Sidney (4). PHOTO: MARIE NIRME.

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Commonwealth Bank of Australia chairperson Catherine Livingstone (left) with CEO Matt Comyn (right) pose for a portrait in Sydney, Tuesday, May 1, 2018. Federal Treasurer Scott Morrison has labelled a report by the banking regulator, Australian Prudential Regulation Authority, into Commonwealth Bank of Australia as "damning". (AAP Image/Dean Lewins) NO ARCHIVING

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9/4/18 Former PM Tony Abbott in Warragul prior to leaving on the next leg of his Pollie Pedal through the Latrobe Valley. Aaron Francis/The Australian

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Good afternoon, readers. The ABC has been slammed over Andrew Probyn’s report on Tony Abbott and AFL great Mark ‘Bomber’ Thompson in court.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - MAY 01: Cardinal George Pell (L) arrives with his defending lawyer Robert Richter QC at Melbourne Magistrates' Court on May 1, 2018 in Melbourne, Australia. Cardinal Pell was charged on summons by Victoria Police on 29 June 2017 over multiple allegations of sexual assault. Cardinal Pell is Australia's highest ranking Catholic and the third most senior Catholic at the Vatican, where he was responsible for the church's finances. Cardinal Pell has leave from his Vatican position while he defends the charges. (Photo by Michael Dodge/Getty Images)

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Minister for Communications Mitch Fifield during Senate Estimates at Parliament House in Canberra, Tuesday, October 24, 2017. (AAP Image/Mick Tsikas) NO ARCHIVING

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AMP's general counsel, Brian Salter, at AMP's offices in Circular Quay, Sydney.

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EMBARGO FOR THE DEAL MAGAZINE JULY 17 2015 Catherine Brenner, AMP and Audette Exel, Adara photographed for The deal magazine. Pic - Britta Campion

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Liddell Power Station in the Hunter Valley (Jane Dempster/The Australian).

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11/5/17: AMP Ceo Craig Meller and chairman Catherine Brenner at the AMP annual meeting at Sydney Town Hall. John Feder/The Australian

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*Fairfax Pool Images* The Royal Commission into the Financial Services Industry. 12 February 2018. The Age News. Photo: Eddie Jim. ( The Commissioner Kenneth Hayne )

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The Treasurer Scott Morrison gives his opposite Chris Bowen a spray.Question Time in the House of Representatives in Parliament House in Canberra.Picture Gary Ramage

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Good afternoon, readers. A witness collapsed at the banking royal commission and Peter Dutton explains his immigration strategy.

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25/04/2018: Federal Treasurer Scott Morrison at the NRL Dragons v Roosters game in Sydney.Pic by James Croucher

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In this April 13, 2017 file photo, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, right, and Choe Ryong Hae, vice-chairman of the central committee of the Workers' Party, arrive for the official opening of the Ryomyong residential area, in Pyongyang, North Korea. While North Korea declared this past weekend it would stop nuclear and intercontinental ballistic missile tests and shut down its nuclear test site, it did not indicate it will give up its nuclear arsenal or halt its production of missiles. Moon and later President Donald Trump are still likely to find it very difficult to persuade Kim to dismantle his entire arsenal, which includes purported thermonuclear weapons and developmental ICBMs.(AP Photo/Wong Maye-E, File)

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Good afternoon, readers. A suspected North Korean cyberattack targeted Australia and the growing problem with rooftop solar panels.

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Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs Julie Bishop arriving at the Global Malaria Summit in London - London. 18 Apr 2018 Pictured: Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs Julie Bishop. Photo credit: Ian Lawrence / MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342

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Job PD895102. Admiral Harry Harris Jnr. Commander United States Pacific Command, after the Australian War Memorials Last Post Ceremony in Canberra. Picture Gary Ramage

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CEO and Senior Financial Advisor at Henderson Maxwell, Sam Henderson (right) arrives at the Federal Court in Melbourne, Tuesday, April 24, 2018. The financial services royal commission public hearing into financial advice continues in Melbourne. (AAP Image/Stefan Postles) NO ARCHIVING

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Good afternoon, readers. Financial guru Sam Henderson gave ‘risible’ advice and CFMMEU fined $500,000 over strikes.

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Andrew Hagger, Chief Customer Officer of the National Australia Bank leaves the Federal Court, Melbourne, Monday, April 23, 2018. The financial services royal commission public hearing into financial advice continues in Melbourne. (AAP Image/James Ross) NO ARCHIVING

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