Good morning. It's Friday. My name is Daniela Pizzirani. I'm here with your AM NewsMail.

This morning, Vodafone customer unable to ring triple-0 with a Samsung phone says telco failed to help her fix problem. 

Plus, the South-East Asian countries caught in Donald Trump's tariff crossfire amid global trade tensions and how Indonesian exporters worry the region could bear the brunt of his protectionist policies.

Back home, armed with Snapchat and a photo, these Melbourne detectives set out to catch a sexual predator. Now, he's been unmasked.

And three men have been charged over the kidnapping and murder of a mother earlier this year.

Breaking now: An NBA coach and a player have been arrested over sports betting and alleged mafia-backed poker schemes.

Customer criticises Vodafone: A Vodafone customer who was repeatedly unable to ring triple-0 says the telco failed to help her fix the problem for months. As the ABC details, she's amongst tens of thousands of customers facing blockouts from the telco's mobile network.

Sydney mother: Thi Kim Tran was taken from her home at gunpoint, stripped naked and shot dead earlier this year. Her remains were found in a burnt-out car. Police believe the three men charged were looking for Ms Tran's husband, who had fallen foul of the Victorian wing of a Vietnamese drug cartel.

Snapchat sleuths: It took police a matter of days to track down a 40-year-old through his Snapchat handle and CCTV footage, a court has heard. Here's a look into the digital breadcrumb that led police to a child sex offender.

US-China trade shift hits South-East Asia: There's never been a more challenging moment for David Leonardi's Indonesian textile manufacturing plant. Here's how Donald Trump's tariffs have left South-East Asian countries in the crossfire.

Coalition's climate strategy: Michelle Grattan weighs in on how the Liberals have faced an existential crisis over climate and energy twice in recent memory. The damage must live in the memory of today's parliamentarians, who face the prospect of another episode.

PLUS: On today's episode of the ABC News Daily podcast we talk about why Trump deportations are expected to surge ahead of his election