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US federal officers shoot and kill a man in Minneapolis as immigration crackdown continues; Ukraine-Russia talks end without agreement as one killed overnight in Russian strikes on Ukraine; late Mariners equaliser holds Auckland to draw in A-League clash.

A twelve-year-old attacked by a shark last weekend has died... Turkiye warns Iran that Israel may be seeking a chance to strike, as a US carrier group moves closer... and, in tennis, a great day for American women at the Australian Open.

Early autopsy finds evidence consistent with drowning in death of Canadian backpacker in K'gari; suicide bomber kills at least 7 at a wedding in northwest Pakistan; Mitch Marsh to lead host of Australian cricket internationals in The Hundred.

Japan's Prime Minister dissolves parliament ahead of a snap election; millions brace for severe heat over the long weekend; Canadian teen Victoria Mboko advances to a fourth-round match-up with Aryna Sabalenka in the Australian Open.

Up to 100 police officers involved in search for a gunman in NSW town; Donald Trump says a large US military fleet is moving towards Iran; Aryna Sabalenka advances to the fourth round of the Australian Open.

Liberal Party leader Sussan Ley says she is confident she will stay in the job amid fallout from the Coalition split; European leaders hold emergency talks in Brussels to respond to Donald Trump's threats; Australia names its Winter Olympics team, with a record number of female athletes.

Three people shot dead in regional New South Wales with suspects still not apprehended; Ukraine's leader calls out Europe for inaction after meeting with the US President; And in tennis, Novak Djokovic defeats Italian qualifier Francesco Maestrelli in straight sets.

Australians mark a national day of mourning for victims of the Bondi terror attack; Greenlanders react to Donald Trump's claim of a deal struck with NATO on Greenland; and in cycling, the manager of Tour de France champion Tadej Pogacar to visit Adelaide for the Tour Down Under.

NATO members weigh up their response to Donald Trump's plans for Greenland; the future of the National-Liberal Coalition partnership in jeopardy after mass resignations; and in basketball, former NBL player AJ Ogilvy has publicly revealed he is gay.

The Coalition faces another split as all Nationals MPs resign from the shadow cabinet; Donald Trump says he won't take Greenland by force, in a speech to world leaders; Alex de Minaur advances to the Australian Open's third round.

Three Nationals senators resign from opposition frontbench; Donald Trump forced to switch planes on the way to Davos for the World Economic Forum; the Socceroos will play Cameroon and Curaçao ahead of the FIFA World Cup.

Jewish groups welcome the passage of the hate speech bill in parliament; Canada's Prime Minister declares the old order is not coming back in a speech at Davos; and in cycling, Australian Jay Vine one of the top overall contenders at the Tour Down Under.

The Australian Senate passes both gun and hate speech laws; Israeli ministers celebrate new illegal settlement in the West Bank; Aussie local Dane Sweeney advances to the second round.

New anti-hate and gun reform bills pass through the House of Representatives; Two people are dead after a freight train collided with a car in Victoria; And in tennis, Local hope Maya Joint crashes out of Australian Open in a first-round shocker.

Danish troops arrive in Greenland, as Donald Trump reiterates his plans to take the territory; Major gun law and hate speech reforms could pass Parliament within hours; And in cycling, Noemi Ruegg beats the odds to win the Tour Down Under for a second time.

A man is in a critical condition after Sydney's third shark attack in less than 48 hours; Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi set to call a snap general election; Alexei Popyrin just misses out on making the second round of the Australian Open.

Members of parliament pay tribute to the victims of the Bondi terror attack; A high-speed train crash in southern Spain leaves at least 21 dead; And in cricket, Australia will rest five key players for a three-match T20 tour of Pakistan.

Australia considers the invitation to join Donald Trump's Gaza board; A condolence motion in parliament for victims of the Bondi attack; And in tennis, Venus Williams sets a record for the oldest singles player to play in the Australian Open.

A boy in critical condition after being attacked by a shark in Sydney; a ceasefire is announced in Syria; Carlos Alcaraz reaches the second round of the Australian Open, after beating Australian Adam Walton.

A man arrested over the discovery of pipe bombs in Canberra last week; Greenlanders take to the streets to protest Donald Trump; Tahlia Gibson the first local player through to the Australian Open's second round.

Residents evacuated on Sydney's northern beaches amid flash flooding concerns; Palestinians in Gaza voice concern as the US unveils a temporary 'Board of Peace'; In snowboarding, Scotty James surges into Olympic contention after a dominant win at the final World Cup halfpipe event.

The EU signs a massive trade deal with the Mercosur group of South American countries; Labor works to secure support after splitting hate speech and gun reform into separate bills; Play begins at Melbourne Park for the 2026 Australian Open.

The PM says the hate speech and gun reform bill is to be split before it's introduced to the Parliament on Tuesday, Greenland's Indigenous population says it does not want to be colonised a second time, The Special Ks set to take the court together for the mens doubles at the Australian Open.

Authorities defend weather warnings after flash flooding on Victoria's Great Ocean Road; Donald Trump threatens more tariffs in his quest for Greenland; A Matildas veteran suffers a potentially career-ending injury.

An inquiry underway into the fatal shooting of a man by New South Wales Police; Kurdish separatists based in Iraq launch an attack on Iran; World-number-one Aryna Sabalenka to push for a third Australian Open title.