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Australia calls for de-escalation in the Middle East; India and New Zealand elevate bilateral relations; Spain beats Belgium to book their spot in the World Cup semifinals.

Atomic Energy Agency says it's lost knowledge of Iran's nuclear facilities; the 25th anniversary of the backpacker murder approaches; Spain is headed to the World Cup semi-finals after beating Belgium.

Talks to resume between US and Iran but Trump reiterates the ceasefire is over; a 16-year-old boy is arrested over the death of a Victorian teenage girl; Spain and Belgium face off in World Cup quarter final

Bird flu spreads to Australian wildlife, The body of a missing 13-year-old girl is found in western Victoria, Bronson Xerri quits the Bulldogs for Melbourne.

Fears for the ceasefire as Iran and the US trade strikes, Telstra's CEO apologises for Wednesday's chaotic nationwide outage, France advances to the final four in the World Cup after defeating Morocco in the quarter final.

In this bulletin, thousands turn out to see Narendra Modi at a Melbourne stadium; Andy Burnham on track to become the UK's next Prime Minister and in World Cup news, an all-Argentinian officiating team appointed for the France and Morocco quarter final.

Telstra under fire over the Triple Zero outage, Australia and India move closer to a uranium export deal, FIFA’s president faces an ethics complaint over Donald Trump’s World Cup intervention.

Australia's Indian diaspora gathering in Melbourne to see Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Mexico threatens to sue over ICE's fatal shooting of a citizen in the US, England wildcard Arthur Fery makes history at Wimbledon.

Telstra blames a software fault for Wednesday's nationwide outage; India's Prime Minister arrives in Melbourne for high-stakes talks with Anthony Albanese; the stage is set for the World Cup quarter-finals.

Telstra restores most services after a nationwide outage, Pacific leaders unite against China's missile test, Switzerland fans celebrate a first World Cup quarter-final since 1954.

Telstra restoring services after an outage caused chaos across Australia, New US strikes launched after three oil tankers targeted in the Strait of Hormuz, Switzerland eliminate Colombia from the World Cup.

The antisemitism Royal Commission hears concerns over a video targeting a prominent Jewish leader; Nigel Farage quits as an MP amid donation allegations; a ban on Russian athletes competing at the Olympic Games is lifted.

Solomon Islands and Australian PMs criticise China's missile test; TikTok's hate speech guidelines examined at Royal Commission; All three host nations out of World Cup after US loses to Belgium.

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A formal review launched after the death of a four-year-old in New South Wales; Hamas dissolves its de facto government in Gaza; FIFA defends its decision to overturn a red card on a key US player in the World Cup.

China confirms it has just tested a nuclear submarine in international waters; The death toll from Venezuelan quakes rises to more than 3-thousand; England beat Mexico to advance in the tournament.

A new report finds a sharp rise in Islamaphobia; Meta appears at the Royal Commission into antisemitism; Mexico and England fans gather ahead of their high-stakes match.

Anthony Albanese to sign a treaty with Fiji as Australia limits Chinese influence; at least two killed in an Israeli air strike on Gaza City; Socceroo Patrick Beach shares how the team is recovering after its World Cup exit.

In this bulletin, Poultry producers in Australia urged to take precautions, after the H5 bird flu reaches a third state; reflections on 250 years since the US declared its independence from Great Britain; and in football, Socceroo Lucas Herrington commended for his courage and maturity, following Australia's World Cup exit.

New South Wales escalates bird flu surveillance as testing confirms case of deadliest strain; The Prime Minister flies to Fiji, seeking a signature for another strategic treaty; And in the World Cup, France defeat Paraguay to reach the World Cup quarter-finals.

Anthony Albanese begins a three-day trip to Fiji and the Solomon Islands; First Nations culture celebrated during NAIDOC Week; And in football, What's next for the Socceroos after the World Cup.

In this bulletin, Australia says climate finance for Pacific nations is on the agenda ahead of the UN climate summit; a funeral held for Iran's late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei; and in football, players and fans react to the Socceroos elimination from the World Cup.

Penalty heartbreak ends Socceroos' World Cup dream; UNESCO backs Australia's Great Barrier Reef protections; Rugby League match ban for Cody Walker.

Egypt defeat the Socceroos on penalties to reach World Cup Round of 16; experts urge calm after suspected New South Wales bird flu detection; Ange Postecoglu appointed head coach of Saudi Pro League champions Al-Nassr.

Bird flu fears hit New South Wales…a university chancellor quits ahead of ICAC questioning… and, at the the World Cup, Australia say they're prepared, whether Egyptian Mo Salah plays or not in the big Round of 32 match