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Guardian Australia's Morning Mail Tuesday 8 November 2016 g Trump calls FBI 'disgraceful' on final day of campaign Good morning, and welcome to the Morning Mail. Sign up here for our Guardian Today email, sent every day at noon, and you can sign up to our new Guardian Australia sport email here. Among the stories leading our website this morning is the latest from the US presidential election as the hours count down to voting day. On the final day of the campaign, Donald Trump has called the FBI 'disgraceful' for clearing Hillary Clinton's emails again. Find all the news on our home page, today's US election live blog below, and get live presidential election results right on the lock screen of your Guardian app in an innovative new alert format from the Guardian. Keep reading for the rest of the top stories this morning, with more news from around Australia and the world.

Headlines Labor support jumps to highest level since Turnbull became PM, Newspoll shows The Coalition trails the ALP 47-53 on two-party preferred basis, while Malcolm Turnbull still performing poorly on satisfaction and preferred PM rating US election: Trump and Clinton in tight race on campaign's final day – live Follow live updates on the final day in the US presidential campaign Q&A: Naomi Klein criticises Institute of Public Affairs over climate interventions Writer says the rightwing thinktank is the 'foremost organ in Australia for spreading climate change denial and doubt' Australia's guide to the US election: everything you need to know US-born Guardian Australia columnist Kristina Keneally on red, blue and – yes – purple states, how the electoral college works, and when we'll find out who's won Australian unions call for 'just transition' from coal-generated electricity ACTU seek federal body to manage move to a clean energy economy and to support workers and communities that rely on fossil fuel-related jobs Australian news and politics Pauline Hanson damages Australia's standing in Asia, Penny Wong to warn The shadow foreign minister will use a speech to say that One Nation's 'monocultural myth' must be rejected Labor proposes to further tighten superannuation tax concessions Bill Shorten says changes, including lowering the annual cap on non-concessional contributions to $75,000, would raise $1.4bn over four years Marriage equality plebiscite bill voted down in Senate Labor, Greens and Xenophon senators combine to condemn the plan for a popular vote to history Drug dealers cut friend's head off with chainsaw and kept it in ute, Perth jury told Gary David Jackson accused of murdering Wade Dunn, who was allegedly lured to the home of Mark David Corbett under the pretext of collecting a drug debt Rod Culleton and Bob Day referred to high court – as it happened The Senate starts debating the plebiscite bill as cartoonist Bill Leak meets MPs to talk about Racial Discrimination Act. As it happened Ken Wyatt 'leaning towards' supporting a review of section 18C Comments by the Liberals' only Indigenous MP about rethinking the controversial Racial Discrimination Act will be seized on by conservatives Pauline Hanson agrees Rod Culleton's eligibility case should go to high court Hanson essentially cuts loose her One Nation senator by supporting the referral of his eligibility to be validly elected Around the world Hong Kong pro-democracy politicians banned by China as crisis grows Beijing makes landmark ruling on future of former British colony, barring two pro-democracy parliamentarians from office Glossary of graft lays bare Mexico's lexicon of corruption Corruption is so endemic it has generated a vocabulary of its own. A new book, the Corrupcionario Mexicano, hopes to make people stop seeing it as normal Top French offices stop work in support of gender pay gap protest Institutions including Paris City Hall stop work amid spontaneous demonstations to highlight wage disparity between men and women Daniel Ortega poised for third successive term as Nicaraguan president Former guerrilla wins 70% of vote in early counting as opponents hit out at 'family dictatorship' Janet Reno, first female US attorney general, dies aged 78 One of the highest profile figures of President Clinton's presidency, whose tenure included the Waco raid and Lewinsky scandals

One last thing Climate change is intergenerational theft. That's why my son is part of this story Naomi Klein: by including Toma in my film at the Great Barrier Reef I want to show how environmental disasters are creating a lonely world for our children.Watch our exclusive Guardian film with Naomi Klein, Under the Surface, where the writer and environmental campaigner travels with her son,to see the impact of coral bleaching caused by climate change. Have an excellent day and if you spot something I've missed, let me know on Twitter at @earleyedition.

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