Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has addressed the US Congress; Typhoon Gaemi makes landfall in Taiwan with wind gusts of 240 kilometres per hour and Australia's flag bearers for the Paris Olympics have been named.

Indigenous landowners in the Northern Territory battle expanding demand for defence housing; The children of parents where the husband murdered his wife to sue their father; And, Australia's Olympic swimmers try to ignore a controversial comment on the eve of the Paris Olympics.

Evening News Bulletin 26 July 2024

Former New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian loses her appeal against a corruption finding; US President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris have urged Israel's Prime Minister to finalise a ceasefire deal in Gaza; And in football, Matildas lose 3-nil to Germany in the Paris Olympics opening game.

Midday News Bulletin 26 July 2024

Typhoon Gaemi makes landfall in China; a major fire in the Canadian tourist town of Jasper and surrounding national park and the Matildas lose 3-nil to Germany in the Paris Olympics opening game.

Morning News Bulletin 26 July 2024

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pays tribute to Linda Burney, who has announced she is retiring; Three people are dead and hundreds injured in Taiwan, after the strongest typhoon in eight years hits the island; And in sport, an Olympics soccer match between Argentina and Morocco paused for several hours after angry fans storm the pitch.

Evening News Bulletin 25 July 2024

A cabinet reshuffle is imminent after two ministers step down; Australia sanctions Israelis for settler violence in West Bank; And in sport, Australia advances to rugby sevens quarter-finals at Paris Olympics.

Midday News Bulletin 25 July 2024

Morning News Bulletin 25 July 2024

Australia in the middle of a "baby recession", with the cost of living crisis blamed for falling birth rates; Scientists say Australia's environment can be repaired using just 0.3 percent of GDP each year; And in sport, AFL coach Brad Scott calls to abolish the sub rule during head injury assessments.

Evening News Bulletin 24 July 2024

Australian athletes warned not to publicly wear their Olympic uniform in Paris; Kamala Harris goes after Donald Trump's criminal record; And in sport, New Zealand's women's soccer team spot a drone over their training sessions.

Midday News Bulletin 24 July 2024

Bodycam footage released in the U-S shows a police officer shooting dead an unarmed African-American woman; Israel's Prime Minister meets with the families of Israeli hostages in Washington and in women's rugby, leading players make a case for a longer season and full-time professionalism.

Morning News Bulletin 24 July 2024

AFP disrupts an Indonesian sex trafficking ring syndicate; Kamala Harris secures Democratic Party nomination for upcoming U-S presidential elections; And in AFL, Magpies determined to fight to save premiership defence.

Evening News Bulletin 23 July 2024

Police describe a hit-and-run death in Queensland as a domestic violence homicide; At least six people are dead in Croatia after a gunman starting shooting in a nursing home; And in AFL, Sydney's Sam Reid retires following a tortuous run with injury.

Midday News Bulletin 23 July 2024

In this bulletin, officials in Gaza say at least 70 Palestinians have been killed in an Israeli air assault in Khan Younis; a gunman has shot and killed six people, including his mother at a nursing home in Croatia; Australia's men's team has beaten Olympic hosts France 83-82.

Morning News Bulletin 23 July 2024

Federal government launches a campaign to stop elder abuse; Democratic voters react to President Joe Biden leaving the presidential race; And in cycling, Slovenian cyclist Tadej Pogacar celebrates a dominant Tour de France win.

Evening News Bulletin 22 July 2024

Voters respond to news of US President Joe Biden's withdrawal from the presidential race; Multiple investigations underway into Carlton rail tragedy that killed a father and his toddler; And in Formula One, Australian Oscar Piastri wins his first Grand Prix, becoming only the fifth Australian.

Midday News Bulletin 22 July 2024

In this bulletin, US President Joe Biden withdraws from the presidential race; Australians warned recovery from tech outage may take two weeks; a dominant performance by the Australian team earns them triple gold ahead of the Olympics.

Morning News Bulletin 22 July 2024

A man and child die after a pram falls onto train tracks in Sydney's south, Officials meet for another emergency meeting amid the fallout from a mass global IT outage, Australian golfer Adam Scott sets himself up for success at The British Open.

Evening News Bulletin 21 July 2024

In this bulletin, Bangladeshi-Australian students hold a rally in support of protests in Bangladesh; a man has died an a woman critically injured during a fight in Melbourne; and in sport, Australian Rhiannan Iffland scores a spectacular win at the 2024 Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series.

Midday News Bulletin 21 July 2024

In this bulletin, Houthi militants pledge further attacks on Israel after Israeli strikes on Yemen; the government's travel advice for Australians wanting to visit Bangladesh changes amid violence and unrest; and in rugby union, The Wallabies extend their unbeaten run this season to three wins.

Morning News Bulletin 21 July 2024

Australians warned about scams after the global tech outage, Airport delays continue in wake of the outage, And in sport, the Refugee Olympic Team on final preparations ahead of the Olympics.

Evening News Bulletin 20 July 2024

An apology from CrowdStrike's CEO for the global IT outage; the United States says it's working to negotiate the release of journalist Evan Gershkovich and Tadej Pogacar looks almost certain to claim his third Tour de France title.

Midday News Bulletin 20 July 2024

A cyber security update causes a worldwide tech outage; the International Court of Justice finds Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories is against international law and in racing, Ryan Wood has blitzed the field to set the fastest time in practice on his Sydney Motorsport Park Supercars debut.

Morning News Bulletin 20 July 2024

Anthony Albanese says a mass cyber-attack is a reminder of the need for vigilance; The Coalition to support the return of a construction industry watchdog; A horror opening round for Cameron Smith in the British Open.

Midday News Bulletin 19 July 2024

The personal data of 12.9 million Australians stolen in a data breach; Ursula von der Leyen re-elected as president of the European Commission; Two players have their three-match suspensions overturned on separate appeals.

Morning News Bulletin 19 July 2024

Federal Labor cuts ties with the embattled C-F-M-E-U; Mental health groups urge the government not to ban social media for under 16s; The EuroGames - Europe's largest LGBTIQ plus sporting event - gets underway in Austria.

Evening News Bulletin 18 July 2024

Australia part of a moving ceremony to commemorate the victims of MH17; US president Joe Biden diagnosed with COVID; Multiple players face fines and bans after a sideline brawl in Wednesday night's State of Origin decider.

Midday News Bulletin 18 July 2024

In this bulletin, Indonesian authorities intercept 100kg meth shipment bound for Australia; Fortescue cuts 700 jobs amid green tech and diversity push; New South Wales wins State of Origin decider 14-4 over Queensland.

Morning News Bulletin 18 July 2024

The Prime Minister says the independent administrator of CFMEU will have the power to "clean up" the union, after corruption claims; Victoria a step closer to becoming the first state to sign a treaty with Indigenous Australians; and in rugby league, Queensland say they'll be a frightening prospect in tonight's winner-takes-all third State of Origin game.

Evening News Bulletin 17 July 2024

On the 10th anniversary of the downing of flight MH17, Anthony Albanese says Australia remains steadfast in seeking justice; the IMF says interest rates are likely to remain higher for longer; and in the Tour de France, a hat trick of stage wins for Jasper Philipsen.

Midday News Bulletin 17 July 2024

In this bulletin, 57 more Palestinians killed in Gaza; The First People's Assembly of Victoria agree to begin negotiating on a Treaty; and in football, Gareth Southgate resigns as England manager.

Morning News Bulletin 17 July 2024

A raucous reception for Donald Trump at the Republican National Convention... Victorian premier Jacinta Allan says she won't step down over the CFMEU controversy...and, in rugby league... Queensland coach Billy Slater forced to deny he's feuding with a star player, the day before the deciding State of Origin game.

Evening News Bulletin 16 July 2024

The Republican Party acclaims Donald Trump's vice-presidential choice, as Joe Biden denies provoking violence against him... another poor opinion poll for the federal government, and... in rugby league, New South Wales says they're not daunted by their poor record in Brisbane ahead of tomorrow night's deciding State of Origin clash

Midday News Bulletin 16 July 2024

In this bulletin, Donald Trump picks Ohio senator JD Vance to be his running mate and vice-president; a man is charged with murder after his partner is found dead in Queensland; and in sport, Petero Civinoceva reflects upon his career ahead of the State of Origin decider.

Morning News Bulletin 16 July 2024

Jacinta Allan wants the CFMEU's construction arm kicked out of the Victorian ALP... warnings Australia faces an unprecedented threat from bird flu... and, in football... Argentina wins the Copa America final amidst crowd chaos

Evening News Bulletin 15 July 2024

President Joe Biden calls for a lowering of the temperature in U-S politics...the Victorian Branch of the CFMEU placed into administration...a nd, in football, Spain wins Euro 2024, defeating England, 2-1

Midday News Bulletin 15 July 2024

Joe Biden and Donald Trump both call for unity a day after the assassination attempt on the former president, The families of those who died on Malaysia Airlines Flight MH-17 gather on the 10th anniversary, And a back-to-back Wimbledon victory for Spain's Carlos Alcaraz.

Morning News Bulletin 15 July 2024

Australian political leaders condemn the violence that resulted in Donald Trump being injured at a campaign rally, Calls for regulate so called toddler milk, Matildas coach says the loss against Canada will help the team prepare for the Olympics.

Evening News Bulletin 14 July 2024

In this bulletin, Donald Trump shot in the ear at a political rally in the United States; at least 90 people are reported dead and 300 injured in an Israeli air strike near Khan Younis; and in tennis, Barbora Krejcikova wins the Wimbledon singles title.

Midday News Bulletin 14 July 2024

In this bulletin, at least 90 people are reported dead and 300 injured in an Israeli air strike near Khan Younis; Two men in north Queensland die in a house fire police say is suspicious; nd in tennis, Barbora Krejcikova claims her second Grand Slam singles title by defeating Jasmine Paolini at Wimbledon.

Morning News Bulletin 14 July 2024

The Prime Minister rejects criticism from the Russian embassy over espionage arrests, A man dies after boat capsizes near the Queensland border, The Matildas set to take on Canada in a friendly match.

Evening News Bulletin 13 July 2024

In this bulletin, A US judge dismisses the manslaughter case against Alec Baldwin; Russia accuses Australia's security agencies of fuelling paranoia; and in tennis, Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic set to meet again in a Wimbledon final rematch.

Midday News Bulletin 13 July 2024

Labor optimistic Ali France can defeat Peter Dutton in the seat of Dickson, Anthony Albanese congratulates security agencies for preventing attempted espionage, Joe Schmidt says he's confident in James Slipper's leadership ahead of the Wallabies test match against Wales tomorrow.

Evening News Bulletin 12 July 2024

A member of the Australian Defence Force charged with espionage, US President Joe Biden's health in the spotlight after Ukraine's leader as "President Putin", England's manager says his team will need to play "perfect" in order to beat Spain in the Euro final.

Midday News Bulletin 12 July 2024

In this bulletin, Australia to provide an additional $250 million in military assistance to Ukraine; Two Australians found dead at a luxury hotel in the Philippines; and in sport, Sydney's Isaac Heeney no longer eligible for AFL's highest individual honour this season.

Morning News Bulletin 12 July 2024

A three-day snap curfew in Alice Springs comes to an end; Prime Minister Anthony Albanese dodges speculation about the date of the federal election; And in sport, Colombia through to the finals of the Copa America against Argentina.

Evening News Bulletin 11 July 2024

Melbourne factory fire sparks environmental crisis; US to deploy longer-range and hypersonic missiles in Germany in 2026; And in sport, England through to European Football Championship final.

Midday News Bulletin 11 July 2024

In this bulletin, Melbourne factory fire to take days to extinguish, Israel's military urges all Palestinians to leave Gaza City and head south, and in tennis, Australian Alex de Minaur pulls out of Wimbledon with a hip injury.

Morning News Bulletin 11 July 2024

Factory fire in Melbourne's west upgraded to seventh alarm severity; Volodymr Zelenskyy pleas for Donald Trump not to leave NATO if elected; And in tennis, Alex de Minaur gears up for biggest match of his career in Wimbledon quarter-final.

Evening News Bulletin 10 July 2024

Joe Biden opens the NATO meeting in Washington; Claims more than one in five Australians has perpetrated sexual violence as an adult; And in sport, Spain into the final of Euro 2024.

Midday News Bulletin 10 July 2024

In this bulletin, Russia claims it was not behind the fatal attack on Kyiv's main children's hospital; Indigenous youth leaders in Alice Springs speak about ways forward after the latest curfew; and in sport, Jasper Philipsen wins stage ten of the Tour de France.

Morning News Bulletin 10 July 2024

The appointment of a special envoy for anti-Semitism garners mixed responses; Senator says increased domestic violence service funding is welcome but comes too late; West Coast Eagles' coach Adam Simpson to depart after eleven years.

Evening News Bulletin 9 July 2024

Australia gets its first-ever antisemitism envoy; China is directly accused of cyber-espionage for the first time by Australia; Queensland confident home-ground advantage will play a big role in the deciding State of Origin game.

Midday News Bulletin 9 July 2024

In this bulletin, Israel's opposition offers Benjamin Netanyahu political help for a potential peace deal; The Northern Territory's Police Commissioner announces an immediate three-day curfew in Alice Springs; And in tennis, Australian Alex De Minaur into the quarter-finals at Wimbledon for the first time.

Morning News Bulletin 9 July 2024

An immediate 3-day curfew in Alice Springs; A plan to ban sex services from the National Disability Insurance Scheme proves controversial and in tennis, Coco Gauff and Emma Raducanu say goodbye to quarter-final hopes at Wimbledon.

Evening News Bulletin 8 July 2024

Premier Chris Minns says the deaths of three children in a house fire is a "horrifying crime"; Israel has bombed a second school in two days in Gaza and in rugby league, the Blues and Maroons announce their teams heading into the State of Origin decider.

Midday News Bulletin 8 July 2024

In this bulletin, France on course for a hung parliament, with a leftist alliance unexpectedly taking the top spot in the election; First Nations Elders say this year's NAIDOC Week is a source of strength; and in Rugby, the Wallabies take a victory to this week's second Test against Wales in Melbourne.

Morning News Bulletin 8 July 2024

Police say an infant was among three children killed in alleged multiple homicide in Sydney; Queensland Opposition leader David Crisafulli promises tougher punishment for youth crime; And in football, Uruguay defeats Brazil to proceed to Copa America semi-finals.

Evening News Bulletin 7 July 2024

Police treating deaths of three children in a Sydney house fire as domestic-related homicide; Queensland Opposition leader David Crisafulli pitches his vision of a better Queensland; Dutch fans rejoice after the Netherlands beat Turkiye 2-1 in the Euro quarter-finals.

Midday News Bulletin 7 July 2024

An Israeli air strike on a United Nations school in Gaza kills at least 16; Voting underway in France's runoff election; England reach the Euro semi-finals after a tense penalty shootout win over Switzerland.

Morning News Bulletin 7 July 2024

In this bulletin... ** Labor criticised over treatment of Fatima Payman ** Hurricane Beryl speeds out into the Gulf of Mexico towards Texas And in football, ** Canada makes it to the Copa America semi-finals for the first time...

Evening News Bulletin 6 July 2024

Voters in the UK react to a Labour landslide victory; Newly independent senator Fatima Payman is warmly welcomed in Western Australia; Wimbledon defending champion Carlos Alcaraz and world-number-one Jannik Sinner advance to the fourth round.

Midday News Bulletin 6 July 2024

Keir Starmer says "change begins now" after Labour win a landslide election victory in the UK; The Muslim community condemn Peter Dutton for comments on Senator Fatima Payman's resignation; Host-country Germany are out of the Euros after Spain surges to a 2-1 quarter-final victory.

Morning News Bulletin 6 July 2024

The Prime Minister says faith-based political parties would undermine social cohesion; NAIDOC Week celebrations kick off; and in sport, two Australian archers will make their Olympic debut in Paris.

Evening News Bulletin 5 July 2024

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says Fatima Payman made her own decision to quit the Labor Party; NAIDOC Week about to begin with the theme "Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud"; and in sports, a criminal investigation opened into doping cases involving Chinese swimmers.

Midday News Bulletin 5 July 2024

Senator Fatima Payman says her decision to leave the Labor Party was not premeditated; Breakthrough in negotiations for a hostage release deal between Israel and Hamas; Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag signs for another season.

Morning News Bulletin 5 July 2024

Senator Fatima Payman quits Labor to serve as an independent; a report finds a former policeman groomed and abused dozens of young boys and in cycling, Slovenian Tadej Pogacar still in pole position in the Tour de France

Evening News Bulletin 4 July 2024

At least four pro-Palestinian protesters have climbed on the roof of Parliament House in Canberra; former Liberal staffer Bruce Lehrmann committed to stand trial on two rape charges in Queensland and in tennis, Thanasi Kokkinakis pulls off an epic five-set shock at Wimbledon.

Midday News Bulletin 4 July 2024

The Prime Minister says Senator Fatima Payman could leave the Labor party within days; A report finds rents in most major cities either falling, stalling or growing at a slower pace; The Paralympics Australia chief quits eight weeks out from the Paris Olympic Games.

Morning News Bulletin 4 July 2024

Police reveal they failed to intercept a car a day before it was in a fatal crash; Labor MP calls for more forgiveness in politics and in sport, former Wallabies playmaker Carter Gordon in training with the Gold Coast Titans

Evening News Bulletin 3 July 2024

Growing concern about young people being radicalised online; Hurricane Beryl kills three people in the United States and in football, Merih Demiral strikes fast as Türkiye advance at Euro 2024.

Midday News Bulletin 3 July 2024

Palestinians forced to move yet again in the face of Israel's latest assault in Gaza... opponents of the far-right in France mobilise... and, the defending women's champion out, but a good day for the Aussie men at Wimbledon

Morning News Bulletin 3 July 2024

The federal government says it doesn't fear a backlash over the suspension of Senator Fatima Payman; calls for the ban on live sheep exports to come in sooner and in sport, the United States out of the Copa America.

Evening News Bulletin 2 July 2024

A 14-year-old male in custody over a stabbing at the University of Sydney; senior Labor politicians reject intimidation claims by Senator Fatima Payman and in tennis, Carlos Alcaraz advances to Wimbledon's second round after defeating Estonian qualifier Mark Lajal.

Midday News Bulletin 2 July 2024

The US Supreme Court grants Donald Trump substantial immunity from prosecution; new data shows Australians are living longer compared to 20 years ago; and in cycling, Biniam Girmay makes history as the first Eritrean to win a Tour de France stage.

Morning News Bulletin 2 July 2024

Health minister Mark Butler says new vaping laws will protect younger Australians, Australia becomes the first nation to impose a ban on engineered stone, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone has broken the women's 400-metre hurdle world record at the US Olympic trials.

Evening News Bulletin 1 July 2024

Sam Mostyn addresses the Senate after being sworn in as governor general, Muslim leaders stand in support of Senator Fatima Payman after her suspension from the Labor caucus, Australian golf star Cam Davis claims his second PGA tour win.

Midday News Bulletin 1 July 2024

Labor indefinitely suspends senator Fatima Payman for flouting party rules...France's far right National Rally party leads the first round of parliamentary elections... and England advance to the quarter-finals of Euro 2024 in dramatic circumstances

Morning News Bulletin 1 July 2024

Labor Senator Fatima Payman insists she will not leave party after crossing floor; Greens to introduce legislation for an Indigenous truth-telling commission next week; And at Euro 2024, hosts Germany through to the last eight, while Italy crash out three years after lifting the trophy.

Evening News Bulletin 30 June 2024

In this bulletin, leading Indigenous Voice campaigner Pat Anderson backs push for national truth and justice commission; Australians say they will be using incoming tax cuts on groceries and other essentials; and in Tennis, Australian Max Purcell happy with the milestone of contesting his first ATP Tour singles final.

Midday News Bulletin 30 June 2024

In this bulletin, a run-off vote to be held in Iran, after low voter turnout; cyber-protection increased for Australia's healthcare sector; and in cricket, India crowned T20 World Cup champions.

Morning News Bulletin 30 June 2024

No clear timeline for the Makarrata Commission on Indigenous truth telling...signs China's ban on Australian rock lobster could be about to end... and Denmark confident of causing an upset, as the European football championship moves into the knockout stage

Evening News Bulletin 29 June 2024

In this bulletin, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese labels social media company Meta 'arrogant'; the polls close in Iran as residents cast their vote for a new president; and in AFL, emerging star Harley Reid prepares to make a comeback in the West Coast Eagles clash with Hawthorn.

Midday News Bulletin 29 June 2024

In this bulletin, members of the Iranian-Australian community vote in Iran's presidential election; health warning issued in Western Australia after two deaths from a mosquito-borne virus; and in sport, Aboriginal AFL star Travis Varcoe set to be inducted into the club's Hall of Fame.

Morning News Bulletin 29 June 2024

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the safety of politicians must be respected, Donald Trump says he'll accept election results if it’s "fair and legal", Tadej Pogačar reveals he recently recovered from COVID ahead of the Tour de France.

Evening News Bulletin 28 June 2024

The federal government approves ANZ's attempted acquisition of Suncorp, Meta refuses to rule out pulling news from its platforms in Australia, $283 million in funding pledged for Australia's elite athletes and coaches.

Midday News Bulletin 28 June 2024

In this bulletin, a Labor senator to remain a member of the party after crossing the floor to support a Greens motion; Kevin Rudd says Julian Assange received the same treatment as any citizen needing help; and in sport, Queensland take victory in the first ever three-game Women's State of Origin series.

Morning News Bulletin 28 June 2024

Julian Assange's wife Stella says his guilty plea has serious implications for journalistic freedom, The Greens and the Coalition team up to delay the government's Build to Rent scheme, Larry Kestelman hopes to revitalise the women's game with his acquisition of the WNBL.

Evening News Bulletin 27 June 2024

The Liberals say it's wrong for the Prime Minister to call Julian Assange to welcome him home, A study finds a third of refugee women have experienced a form of domestic violence, A sell-out crowd expected for the first ever Women's State of Origin decider.

Midday News Bulletin 27 June 2024

In this bulletin, Julian Assange arrives back in Australia as a free man after US plea deal; fears for social cohesion after a Labor senator was frozen out of a caucus meeting; and in Rugby League, New South Wales record a thumping victory in Game Two of the State of Origin.

Morning News Bulletin 27 June 2024

Julian Assange freed after judge approves plea deal with United States prosecutors, Australia to support Solomon Islands police force in a bid to strengthen security ties, Argentina becomes the first team to make it to the Copa America quarter-finals.

Evening News Bulletin 26 June 2024

Julian Assange set to return to Australia later today after pleading guilty to espionage charges, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese hosts Solomon Islands prime minister Jeremiah Manele in Canberra, Queensland Maroons hoping to end State of Origin Series tonight at the MCG.

Midday News Bulletin 26 June 2024

In this bulletin, Labor Senator Fatima Payman crosses the floor in a historic vote against her party; violent protests erupt in Kenya following the approval of a new tax bill; and in football, Netherlands future in Euro in jeopardy after shock 2-3 loss to Austria.

Morning News Bulletin 26 June 2024

Julian Assange's wife releases a video message thanking supporters following his release from prison; A former Jetstar pilot convicted of one of two counts of murder and in the NRL, Latrell Mitchell recalled to the Blues Origin team for the first time since 2021.

Evening News Bulletin 25 June 2024

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange leaves the UK after a plea deal with the United States; Four people found dead inside a Melbourne home and in football, Colombia has beaten Paraquay 2-1 in the Copa America.

Midday News Bulletin 25 June 2024

Death toll rises after attacks in southern Russia; Victoria to trial pill testing of illicit drugs; and in cricket, Australia's T20 World Cup hopes hanging by a thread after shock defeat to India.

Morning News Bulletin 25 June 2024

Two teens charged over the Adelaide shopping centre lockdown; Saudi Arabia says more than 1,300 people have died during the Hajj pilgrimage and in football, Hungary boot Scotland out of the European Championship with a dramatic stoppage-time goal.

Midday News Bulletin 24 June 2024

Six policemen and an Orthodox priest have been killed by gunmen in southern Russia; search underway for teenagers who triggered the lockdown of a shopping centre in Adelaide; and in cricket, more weight placed on the match against India to keep Australia's T20 World Cup title hopes alive.

Morning News Bulletin 24 June 2024

Federal opposition unable to say how much nuclear would contribute to the energy mix; Police investigating after a vehicle tries to ram an officer in Sydney's Inner West; And in cricket, Australia's Twenty-20 World Cup campaign in jeopardy after a shock loss to Afghanistan.

Evening News Bulletin 23 June 2024

An industry body says the cost of Peter Dutton's nuclear proposal could be up to $600 billion; Russian guided bombs strike an apartment building in Kharkiv; Ajla Tomljanovic reaches first WTA grass-court final at Birmingham Classic.

Midday News Bulletin 23 June 2024

Israeli airstrikes kill 42 people in Gaza City; Labor politicians condemn Peter Dutton's nuclear energy policy; South Sydney fear Campbell Graham may miss the entire 2024 season.

Morning News Bulletin 23 June 2024

An Indigenous water-ownership scheme launched; The opposition defends its nuclear energy plan; And in sport, South Africa remains undefeated in T20 World Cup.

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