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Australia's eSafety Commissioner appears at the antisemitism royal commission; an 11-year-old boy kills nine monks in Thailand; and in the World Cup, the Socceroos prepare for their must-win match against Egypt.

UK police arrest eight in global sexual abuse investigation; Labor criticises delay to social media reforms; and in the World Cup, Egypt's Mo Salah races to be fit for Socceroos showdown tomorrow.

Jewish Council of Australia appears at the Royal Commission; strong criticism of the government's gambling reforms; pubs set to stay open for Saturday morning's World Cup.

Two arrested over the stabbing death of a teenager in north Melbourne; Locals call for more support in post earthquake search and rescue missions in Venezuela; Belgium shocks with a last minute goal to beat Senegal.

A man arrested on people smuggling charges after a boat arrival in far north Queensland; Iran and the US wrap their latest negotiations; Tragedy strikes celebrations in Mexico after their knockout victory against Ecuador.

Royal Commission hears the social media platform X is amplifying antisemitic content; crossbench MPs back a call for the government to implement online gambling recommendations; Mexico beats Ecuador 2-nil to go through to the Round of 16.

Australia sees the largest monthly drop in home values in more than three years; almost two thousand confirmed dead after twin Venezuelan earthquakes; France beats Sweden 3-nil led by star player Kylian Mbappé.

In this bulletin, Fuel tax relief scaled back from today, with petrol prices to rise, disagreements cloud prospects for US-Iran talks. And in basketball, NBA legend Le Bron James is a free agent after leaving the Los Angeles Lakers.

Funding pulled from a service that failed to meet minimum child safety standards; South African police deployed ahead of anti-immigrant protests; Netherlands crash out of FIFA World Cup.

Economic benefits of the deal between Australia and Vanuatu examined; rain threatens rescue efforts in earthquake-hit Venezuela; Paraguay knocks Germany out of the World Cup.

China warns Australia against 'geopolitical games' over Vanuatu pact; Pay rises, tax cuts and super changes for millions, begin tomorrow; And in the World Cup, Brazil and Japan deliver a nailbiter in Houston.

Australia and Vanuatu agree to differ over Chinese influence in the Pacific; tens of thousands still missing after the Venezuela earthquakes; excitement grows ahead of the Brazil-Japan World Cup match.

Royal commission hears evidence on the spread of antisemitism online; the WHO says Europe's heatwave linked to 1,300 deaths; Socceroo Lucas Herrington reflects on his World Cup debut.

The US warns it will strike Iranian targets if Tehran blocks Strait of Hormuz; The prime minister of Vanuatu arrives in Canberra today; And in the World Cup, the Socceroos say Egypt will deliver a major challenge in their next match.

The desperate search for survivors continues in Venezuela; government prepares to strengthen its teen social media ban; DR Congo through to their first World Cup knockout

Social media giants face tougher fines over Australia’s under-16 ban; Shark drones to patrol NSW beaches year-round; Harry Kane makes history as England beats Panama.

The UN ramps up aid as Venezuela’s quake death toll rises; An Australian man arrested in Thailand on suspicioun of murder; The Socceroos will take on Egypt in the World Cup Round of 32.

Many people are still missing after Venezuela’s devastating earthquake; the government says fuel supplies remain stable; Cape Verde moves to the knockout stage after its nil-all draw against Saudi Arabia.

The US strikes Iran after a ship attack in the Strait of Hormuz; Venezuela’s quake toll rises as rescuers search for survivors; France tops its World Cup group after beating Norway.

Israel and Lebanon sign a US-brokered deal to ease fighting; Venezuela’s quake disaster worsens as rescuers race to find survivors; Celebrations as the Socceroos reach the knockout stages of the World Cup.

Socceroos book a spot in the World Cup knockout round; race to reach survivors after deadly earthquakes in Venezuela; music fans celebrate Global Beatles Day.

Thousands feared dead after earthquakes in Venezuela; mining giant Fortescue faces harassment claims; Australia takes on Paraguay in the FIFA World Cup.

The death toll rises in Venezuela after two powerful earthquakes; Plan International calls for full humanitarian access in Gaza; The Socceroos to face Paraguay in a match that could define its World Cup campaign.

Venezuela declares post-earthquake emergency', A slight drop in Australia's unemployment rate, And at the World Cup, South Africa records a 1-nil win over South Korea for the first time.

Devastating Earthquakes Hit Venezuela, Teal independents launch a new centrist political, Brazil defeats Scotland in the World Cup.