Monday's news in 5 minutes.

 1. Jill Meagher’s killer Adrian Bayley is earning thousands in superannuation while he is in jail.

The killer, who used taxpayer-funded legal aid, has never been ordered to pay compensation to his victims.

His account earned more than $1300 between the end of December last year and June this year while he was in prison, The Herald Sun reports.

His legal bills would have been more than $100,000 during the proceedings, in which Bayley pleaded guilty to the murder and rape of Ms Meagher and went to trial on three separate rape charges.

Victims of Crime Commissioner Greg Davies said it is 'common sense' that this money should be taken from Bayley.

"He (Bayley) should do what he has never done in his life and pay his way in society. On any common sense grounds he should not be able to retain that money," he said.

“It should go towards his legal costs, which were paid by the taxpayer, or be distributed to his victims.’’

2. A baby girl, 11 months old, is fighting for her life after falling from a cot.

An 11-month-old girl from Lithgow in New South Wales has been rushed to hospital in a critical condition after falling from her cot.

Paramedics were called to her home at around 8pm to find the baby lying on the floor with head injuries. She was then airlifted to Westmead Children's Hospital.

Nine News reports if the baby girl pulls through, she may still face severe brain injuries.

The people who were at the home at the time are co-operating with police who are investigating the incident.

3. Jury in Gable Tostee's murder trial set to begin deliberations.

After a week of explosive testimonies, the jury in Gable Tostee's murder trial is set to begin deliberations.

Tostee has pleaded not guilty to the murder of New Zealand tourist Warriena Wright, 26, who fell to her death from his balcony in the early hours of August 8, 2014.

Defence barrister Saul Holt QC disputed the prosecution's claim Tostee choked Ms Wright, who was "massively drunk" and "out of control" that night, the court heard.

Prosecutors allege that Tostee intimidated Ms Wright to the point that she felt the only way to escape was to climb down from the balcony of his 14th floor Surfers Paradise apartment, but instead she plunged to her death.

Today Justice John Byrne will resume his directions to the jury, who will then begin deliberations.

4. Vincent Stanford has tried to kill himself 10 times while in jail.

The man jailed for life for the rape and murder of Stephanie Scott has been given a job as prison cleaner.

According to The Daily Telegraph Stanford earns $17.76 for a 30-hour week as a cleaner.

The 25-year-old has had to be put in a safe cell inside the Acute Crisis Unit where he is monitored 24 hours a day at the prison after recurrent suicide attempts, the most recent just weeks before he was sentenced to life without parole.

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5. New South Wales is considering a 'no body, no parole’ law.

The New South Wales government is considering a new law whereby convicted killers will not be considered for parole unless they reveal the whereabouts of their victim’s body.

Deputy Premier Troy Grant said the scheme would allow the families of murder victims to bury their loved ones with some dignity.

The Daily Telegraph reports there are at least another five convicted murderers in New South Wales jails who have refused to reveal what they did with their victims, including Michael Guider who killed Bondi schoolgirl Samantha Knight, Keli Lane who was convicted of killing her newborn baby Tegan and Daryl Suckling who murdered Jodie Larcombe.

"The government recognises the importance of victims’ rights and the ongoing, traumatic impact of being unable to put a loved one to rest,” Mr Grant said.

“We’re currently considering options for a ‘no body, no parole’ scheme.”

7. Foreign Minister Julie Bishop does not describe herself as a feminist but "if others wish to, that's fine".

Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has said in a magazine article that it is "insulting" to suggest she cannot have a serious career because of her femininity, and once again has said that she does not describe herself as a feminist but "if others wish to, that's fine".

She told Stellar Magazine: "I don't think we should apologise for our femininity. I don't think we should apologise for our interest in fashion,"

"I have always loved fashion and beautiful clothes and magazines and all of that.”

The 60-year-old said once again that she does not call herself a feminist.

"I don't call myself a Marxist, I don't call myself a feminist, I don't call myself a range of things. If others wish to, that's fine," she said.

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