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Aviation history made as the first commercial flight takes off from Australia's newest international airport; Police search for at least three people involved in a drive-by shooting in Queensland; and in sport, the Jillaroos celebrate after a commanding win against England in Perth.

A 19 year old fighting for life after a drive-by shooting near Brisbane; Tear gas and mass arrests as more weekend protests unravel in France; Melbourne Victory and Melbourne City still chasing A-League wins.

More than 1,200 Palestinians displaced in the West Bank city of Hebron; Brazilians in Australia voting in the final round of the presidential election; The Junior Matildas turn their attention to Mexico.

Well wishes from overseas for Independent MP Helen Haines' as her health condition improves; Donald Trump says the US may start another military operation against Iran; and in sport, Australia's Molly Picklum takes the top spot in the World Surf League standings.

One killed and at least five wounded in a shooting in Paris; Calls for support for women on temporary visas experiencing domestic and family violence; Peres Jepchirchir suspended after winning the Sydney Marathon.

Israel prepares for a large scale operation in the West Bank; Concerns for the well-being of an Australian activist detained in Vietnam; New Zealand rugby great Sonny Bill Williams has successful open-heart surgery.

In this bulletin, the Treasurer warns of tougher economic times ahead, schools closed and hundreds rescued in flash flooding in Queensland. And in sport, Victoria's Phillip Island gets ready to host its last MotoGP.

Police probing a potential murder-suicide after two bodies found in Melbourne; Nigeria records its first Ebola case in a decade; and in sport, two former AFL players warned for publicising online gambling services.

An investigation underway after an alleged police shooting of a man in Sydney; Seven oil tankers damaged overnight in the Strait of Hormuz; and in sport, Australian cricket star Megan Schutt banned for two games over drug code breaches.

Up to 70 per cent of the internet affected by a vulnerability to hackers; Australia strengthens defence ties with Timor-Leste; the Youth Olympic Games fast approaching.

Parliament grapples with the threat to MPs in the wake of Helen Haines' attack, economists point to another rate rise in November, wet weather to add another challenge to a tight race at the Gold Coast 500 this weekend.

Russia agrees to resume trilateral talks to end Ukraine war; A long road to recovery for MP Helen Haines; and in sport, The Knicks lose their season opener as they try to defend their title.

Helen Haines alleged attacker to remain behind bars; acts of political violence becoming more likely, according to ASIO's deputy; Dylan Alcott to be inducted into sporting hall of fame.

The man who allegedly attacked MP Helen Haines fronts court; More first-hand accounts from heroic bystanders and first responders; and in cricket, Australia retains the Rose Bowl, with a comfortable win over New Zealand.

A Victorian man to face court over the attack on federal MP Helen Haines; UK Police re-arrest two men on suspicion of spying for Iran; and in basketball, trailblazer Isaac Humphries announces his retirement.

Coming up in this bulletin, the latest on a report into the death of Kumanjayi Little Baby and why Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo has earned a 30-day suspension. But first, special extended coverage of an alleged attack on Federal MP Helen Haines

In this bulletin, Australian Federal Police provide an update on the attack on MP Helen Haines, National Australia Bank to cut 2,500 jobs. And in cricket, Australia on top on day two of its test against South Africa.

Counter-terrorism police investigate after MP Helen Haines is hit by a car outside her office; Curfews conditions imposed in parts France after violent protests; And in Tennis, Alex de Minaur fighting to make A-T-P finals series.

In this bulletin, the capabilities of the ghost shark underwater drone revealed, the New South Wales Premier intervenes over Hunter Valley coal mine approval. And in sport, Aussie Ben Simmons NBA return in doubt due to an Achilles injury.

In this bulletin, the Coalition to oppose legislation on the EU-Australia free trade deal, the government rules out raising GST by 5 per cent. And in cricket, Australia beats New Zealand by two wickets in the opening women's T20.

Greens senator Jordon Steele-John responds to allegations of inappropriate conduct; A deadly fire at a Canadian military base described as one of the worst tragedies for the country's military in peacetime; Scott Boland helps Australia gain the upper hand in the second Test against South Africa.

In this bulletin, Several people dead after an incident sparks a fire at Canadian military training base; Patients needing urgent and semi-urgent surgery faced delays after a Sydney hospital failed to check its emails, and in cricket, Australia chases a series victory tonight against South Africa.

Mass protests erupt across Europe, with violence and destruction in France, A 13-year-old boy charged over a string of alleged sexual offences on Sydney's Northern Beaches, Tonga thrashes England 30-12 at the Rugby League World Cup.

Mass protests erupt across Europe, with violence and destruction in France, A 13-year-old boy charged over a string of alleged sexual offences on Sydney's Northern Beaches, Tonga thrashes England 30-12 at the Rugby League World Cup.

Mass protests turn violent across France, with hundreds arrested, Donald Trump backflips on sanctions against Russian oil, The Wallabies suffer a humiliating defeat to the All Blacks.