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** More suspected cases of bird flu ** The Greens fear proposed cuts to the NDIS will lead to deaths And at the World Cup... ** Scotland eyes World Cup history against Brazil

Treasurer Jim Chalmers welcomes the latest inflation figures, The Greens urge Angus Taylor to stand up to One Nation, Wins for Colombia, Croatia, and Portugal on Day 13 of the tournament.

The regulator asked to investigate energy price increases, A mission to evacuate stranded sailors in the Strait of Hormuz, A goalless draw in the World Cup game between England and Ghana.

Iran says it will never negotiate over its ballistic missiles; A Queensland family facing deportation after a visa bungle granted permanent residency; Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo makes World Cup history.

The Greens vows to keep fighting NDIS cuts after agreeing to support housing tax reforms, Australian passengers from a Hantavirus stricken cruise ship leave quarantine, Algeria wins their group J match against Jordan.

Iran rejects US claims it's agreed to allow nuclear inspectors into the country, More young people are reaching crisis point before counselling, Algeria takes on Jordan at the World Cup..

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced his resignation as leader of the Labour Party; The Greens call planned NDIS overhaul 'inhuman' piece of legislation; Lionel Messi breaks a World Cup scoring record.

The first round of US-Iran talks wrap up, with further negotiations on the table; Australia signs a $2.5 billion defence export agreement with Canada; And in sport, Australian debutante Eddie Nketia aims for Commonwealth Games gold.

Police seize 2.7 tonnes of cocaine in Australia’s biggest-ever drug bust; Patients left waiting as ambulance ramping hits dangerous new levels; And in sport, Australia seals a clean sweep in the T20 cricket series against Bangladesh.

In this bulletin, US and Iran wrap up first round of nuclear talks, the government says it's ready to tackle avian flu. And in sport, Spain bounces back with a 4-nil World Cup win over Saudi Arabia.

The US and Iran prepare for peace talks in Switzerland; Albanians take to the streets protesting over a luxury resort development; and in sport, the smallest nation in the Football World Cup earns a nil-nil draw and its first point.

Fuel price cuts extended in Australia; Australians mark the winter solstice around the country; and in football, Germany advance to the World Cup knockout stage for the first time since 2014.

US envoys in Switzerland for Iran talks as the Lebanon ceasefire faces another test; farmers groups on alert amid concerns of the impact of H5 bird flu on local species; and in football, the Netherlands beat Sweden to top Group F in the World Cup.

Australia activates its bird-flu response following H5 strain detection on mainland; Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire paves way for renewed US-Iran talks; and the Socceroos face a must-win clash against Paraguay to keep their World Cup hopes alive.

The H5N1 bird flu strain detected in Australia for the first time; a train driver killed in a commuter service crash near London; the Socceroos turn their attention to their final World Cup group match after losing to the US.

Authorities investigate a suspected bird flu case in Western Australia; a ceasefire agreed to in Lebanon as talks in Switzerland are put on pause; and ithe Socceroos face the US in their World Cup campaign.

A Perth paediatrician faces dozens of child sex charges; Britain’s Prime Minister under pressure after a key Labour by-election win; And in sport, the Socceroos prepare to face the United States.

Debate continues over capital gains tax changes; The US Vice-president warns Israeli critics not to attack the US-Iran peace deal; And in football, anticipation ahead of the Socceroos World Cup game against the USA.

In this bulletin, the US lifts its blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, Australia announces a $100 million package to boost Ukraine's defence. And in football, the Socceroos on to the knockout stages of the World Cup if they win on Saturday.

The New South Wales Coroner says racism played a role in investigation into death of an Indigenous teenager four decades ago.... net overseas migration at its lowest point in three years ... and, at the World Cup...the Socceroos hoping the United States' biggest star IS fit to go against them on Saturday

The government announces capital gains tax changes for small business... a Vodafone outage affects millions of Australians... and, at the World Cup, England and Ghana kick off their campaigns with wins

In this bulletin, two children in a pram killed in a south-west Sydney crash, Donald Trump addresses concerns over text of peace deal with Iran. And in sport, the AFL hands a record fine to the Gold Coast over breaches of the umpire contact rule.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson addresses the National Press Club for the first time... Switzerland prepares to host the peace deal signing between US and Iran, and, at the World Cup... a day for the star strikers, led by more brilliance from Lionel Messi...

More Australians dying from drug overdoses than road crashes; DFAT relaxes travel warnings for some Middle-Eastern countries; And at the World Cup, France and Norway open their campaigns with victories.

** Israel-Lebanon dispute threatens proposed Iran peace agreement... ** Notorious childcare predator faces further charges in New South Wales.... And in the FIFA World Cup, ** Aussie coach Graham Arnold to send his Iraqi Lions out to face Norway's Vikings.