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MONDAY 27 MARCH 2017

Opposition leader Navalny among hundreds arrested at Moscow protest Hundreds of people including top Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny were arrested on Sunday as thousands of Russians defied bans to stage protests across the country against corruption.         Cyclone Debbie set to intensify as it nears Queensland's north coast Tropical cyclone Debbie is expected to build in intensity as it barrels towards Queensland's north coast, as communities prepare to bunker down.         China's choice Lam wins Hong Kong leadership, vows to heal rifts Carrie Lam - widely seen as Beijing's choice for the leadership - becomes Hong Kong's first female chief executive following a vote dismissed by pro-democracy activists as a sham.         Pauline Hanson to go on strike over sugar Pauline Hanson is threatening to effectively go on strike as she pushes the Turnbull government to intervene in a Queensland sugar dispute.         Support for Turnbull government plummets in new poll A new opinion poll has shown the Turnbull government is trailing Labor by 10 points, just one week after another poll showed a bounce for the coalition.         One killed, 15 injured in Ohio nightclub shooting Gunfire erupted in a crowded Ohio nightclub early Sunday after a personal dispute boiled over, killing one person and wounding at least 15 as partygoers scattered into the night, authorities said.         Australian adults missing out on free vaccinations A report published in the Medical Journal of Australia has found up to 3.8 million adults nationwide aren't receiving free vaccinations.

Wastewater tests show meth use soaring in Australia A national study of wastewater confirms what authorities have long suspected - methylamphetamine use is soaring around Australia.         Architect designs cardboard homes for displaced people Cardboard is a Japanese architect's solution to providing more comfortable and resilient temporary housing for people displaced by conflict and disaster.         'You are doing what ISIL wants': Hanson slammed over latest Islam 'disease' comments The One Nation leader Pauline Hanson is again under fire from politicians and the Islamic community over her latest comments on Islam.         'I'm still standing': Anton Enus shares his battle with bowel cancer SBS World News Presenter Anton Enus shares his experience of being diagnosed with bowel cancer.         'You have no idea': Lambie makes emotional attack on Coalition savings bill Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie has shared her own personal experiences living on welfare in an emotional attack on the government.         Six places where Peter Dutton was wrong on 457 visas Peter Dutton claims he has stopped granting 457 visas in areas of high youth unemployment. But he hasn't.         Refugee entrepreneurs bring million-dollar boost to Australia's economy A three-year pilot program which offers support to refugees is helping people move off Centrelink payments and even start their own businesses.     On SBS TV Nightly at 6:30pm Mon to Fri 10:30pm   On SBS Online sbs.com.au/news   On SBS Radio 1 Mon to Fri 6am and 6pm

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