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Thursday November 21, 2013 Top stories Live on day one, 1st Ashes Test: Australians collapse after lunch 11:00am | Follow all the action with Phil Lutton at the Gabba. Australia are on the rack, having lost a handful of wickets on the first day of play. Phone-tapping scandal: Australian flag burnt in Indonesia 3:34pm | Protests against spying have been organised for outside the Australian embassy in Jakarta and a flag was been burnt in Yogyakarta. Mark Textor's succumbing to Twitter ego-fest has damaged Abbott 2:39pm | Social media is often anti-social, with people writing things they wouldn't ever say. Liberal pollster Mark Textor couldn't help himself. Victim of 'horrific' sexual assault had been in Australia for just three days 2:06pm | A Belgian tourist is considering returning home after she was dragged into a Sydney laneway and sexually assaulted. Albanese called a grub, threatened with legal action over Sydney Airport 12:11pm | Sydney Airport chairman Max Moore-Wilton says he will sue if former minister repeats an attack on him outside Parliament. Girlfriend's son died after fall from pogo stick, accused man maintains 3:20pm | A man accused of murdering a seven-year-old boy protests his innocence, his solicitor says outside court. Zoe's Law to protect unborn babies passes lower house 2:41pm | The controversial foetal rights bill has been passed in the lower house of the NSW Parliament, despite opposition. Robbie Buck to replace Adam Spencer on 702 ABC breakfast 1:58pm | Robbie Buck to take over the early shift on 702 ABC Sydney, after two years hosting afternoon programs for Radio National. 2Day FM lodges appeal over 'royal prank' finding 2:24pm | Radio station challenges watchdog's right to investigate whether station broke the law during the so-called "royal prank" broadcast. US can spy on Britons despite pact, memo says 1:17pm | The National Security Agency is authorised to spy on the citizens of the closest US allies, including Britain. China may have largest Pacific fleet by 2020: US 6:28am | A United States congressional advisory panel has sounded a warning about China's military build-up. BHP moves towards Abbott's direct action plan on carbon 2:36pm | BHP Billiton boss Andrew Mackenzie says the Abbott government's "direct action" policy will protect trade-exposed industries.   Advertisement Did you miss? For the heftiest loans, the winner is Sydney 'I offer no excuses': former NSW Premier Nathan Rees admits to affair #Bloodycyclists tweeter Emma Way convicted of driving offence Indonesian police and immigration departments prepare to stop cooperation with Australia Advertisement

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