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Four Australians were injured in the terrorist attack in Barcelona, Spain in which a van was used to mow down people on the popular Las Ramblas pedestrian mall.

AUSTRAC says five customers appear to have used Commonwealth Bank's (CBA) intelligent deposit ATMs to make transactions that financed terrorism.

A tireless defender of Africa's elephants who helped secure the arrests of thousands of poachers and traffickers over the years has been murdered.

Good Morning Australia!! - A gruesome terrorist attack kills more than a dozen people in Barcelona - Naturally, Trump's reaction to Barcelona is the worst - Another Nat is caught up in the Article 44 saga - And more in your CareerSpot Global News Briefs:

Justice Minister Michael Keenan has rubbished a report that said he may be a double-secret dual citizen of the UK in violation of the constitution.

Apparently, other peoples' clothing are just a big joke to the One Nation crew.  But Pauline Hanson's decision to wear a Burqa in the Senate chamber appears to have back-fired, big time.

Good Morning Australia!! - America's top CEOs and business leaders rush to disassociate themselves from Trump's racism - The alt-right wanted to stop the removal of Confederate Statues, instead even more are coming down - New clues might finally solve the mystery of missing Flight MH370 - And more in your CareerSpot Global News Briefs:

Buried in that insane news conference in which Donald Trump defended murderous nazi scum who rioted in an American college town killing a woman, was Trump's executive order to strip away Obama-era rules to protect people from rising sea levels caused by climate change.

Good Morning Australia!! - Trump's foulest moment has come as he stands up for nazi scum - North Korea backs down a bit - But Iran says it could act if the US violates the international nuclear agreement - And more in your CareerSpot Global News Briefs:

The level of toxins produced by Australia's coal-fired power stations would be illegal in the US, Europe, and even in China.  That's part of a damning report that shows the plants put an enormous burden on the health care system.

Oil and gas producer Santos Ltd announced it expects to book a net impairment charge of about US$690 million after tax in its half-year results because of weaker oil prices.

Good Morning Australia!! - Too little, too late from Trump - A major business leader bails out of a Trump council - nazis lose their jobs and websites because of Charlottesville - And more in your CareerSpot Global News Briefs:

South Australia Premier Jay Weatherill has announced that construction on a new solar thermal plant in Port Augusta will commence next year and the plant will be ready to go in 2020.

The government of New Zealand confirms that Australian Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce is a Kiwi citizen because his father was born there.  The case has been referred to High Court to decide if Joyce is in violation of the Constitution which bars dual citizens from serving in government.

Good Morning Australia!! - Trump fails to call out and condemn white supremacist terrorism yet again - Murder charges are filed against the nazi who rammed peaceful protesters with his car - Authorities identify the woman killed in the nazi attack on US soil - And more in your CareerSpot Global News Briefs:

Hello Australia!! - One person is killed in a massive clash between nazi scum and anti-racists - Trump refuses to call out racial hatred as white nationalist trash go on a crime spree - A police helicopter monitoring the nazi riot crashes, killing two - And more in your CareerSpot Global News Briefs:

Hello Australia!! - More schlong waving from two morons with bad haircuts and access to nuclear weapons - A hitch in the London jogger arrest - Google cancels a company meeting on that sexist memo - And more in your CareerSpot Global News Briefs:

One of the biggest investors in the ride-sharing service Uber is suing the former CEO Travis Kalanick for allegedly trying to engineer his return to the company.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says Australia will stand alongside the US in war if for some reason North Korea attacks.  New Zealand is taking a different approach.

Good Morning Australia!! - Trump doubles down on his threats against North Korea,while his secretaries and advisors are scattered and giving off different messages - Carrie Swainsbury's plea is rejected - Britain arrests a jogger for pushing a woman in front of a moving bus - And more in your CareerSpot Global News Briefs: