South Korean director Park Chan-wook returns to the world of prestige TV with The Sympathizer. ab.co/44lda0f

It self-reported to the $1.24 million underpayment to Victoria's wage inspectorate, blaming a fault in its payroll system.

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Next on #AustralianStory : Meet Leila McDougall, the Victorian farmer who bluffed her way into film school and risked half-a-million-dollars to champion her community in her first movie.

‘One in Seven Trillion’ Monday 8pm abctv

Persistent rain has created some of the most impressive poinciana blooms in recent years, but it's also led to ideal breeding conditions for some caterpillars. ab.co/4aPG8aV

Subscribe to #QandA 's newsletter to keep yourself updated with all things Q+A – from the hard-hitting questions that were asked recently to opportunities to ask a question yourself! abc.net.au/qanda

Roy Cristuta felt shame and despair when he got a knock at the door from two police officers who had come to take his roosters following noise complaints to council. He's hoping the premier can intervene as he did with Molly the magpie. ab.co/3WkeXRh

The depth in Australian women's marathon ranks is at an all-time high, and it means selectors must make tough decisions when deciding which athletes will go to the Paris Olympics. ab.co/4baLNbE

Five horses were spooked by construction noises during a military drill on Wednesday, four escaped and ran through London's streets.

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Ben Cohen, who was falsely identified as the person behind the Bondi Junction stabbing attack by the Seven network, has settled his defamation case. ab.co/4ddux7m

#QandA is live from Sydney, Monday April 29 with Murray Watt, Bridget McKenzie, Mark Speakman, Jon Owen and Tracey Holmes on the panel to discuss extremism, domestic violence and social cohesion.

What will you ask the panel? ab.co/AskAQuestion

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The TGA wants to protect vulnerable Australians from cosmetic enhancement advertising. But some warn new guidelines could cause more problems. ab.co/3waRkA0

On #Insiders this Sunday, David Speers will interview Dai Le, Independent MP for Fowler #auspol

A pink Moon rises, baby otters meet the public for the first time, a rare white squirrel is spotted playing in a Beijing park and China hosts an amazing sand sculpture competition — it's been another busy week across the vast Asia Pacific region.ab.co/3xSP0y9

Nearly 1,500 Pacific ancestors are held in 13 museums and universities across Australia — but for the most part, the institutions are not repatriating remains and some believe there are cases that 'might prove impossible'.

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Eureka Group is one of Australia's largest providers of independent living units for seniors. But tenants are having to spend 80 per cent of their age pension on rent just to live there.ab.co/44dFFNr

The elevation of Kim Jong Un's female relatives coincides with the growing economic and social power of women living inside secretive North Korea.ab.co/44eDyc4

An outbreak of invasive fire ants in one of the largest catchments of the Murray-Darling Basin has experts worried four states could be affected if the pest spreads.
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More than 43,000 kids under 10 seek homeless support a year – what's being done for them?
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