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Donald Trump says Israel and Hamas have agreed to the first phase of a Gaza peace plan; an Australian scientist wins the Nobel Prize in Chemistry; and Cristiano Ronaldo becomes the first footballer to reach billionaire status.

A court is set to decide if pro-Palestinian protest at Sydney Opera House will go ahead; A man's been charged with starting the deadly Pacific Palisades fires in January; And in netball, The Diamonds clinch victory in three-game series against South Africa.

More fallout fromn the Optus Triple zero scandal, with the opposition accusing the government of not telling the truth... new research shows women are genetically more likely to get depressed than men... and multiple reports that Australian captain Pat Cummins will not be fit for the start of the Ashes

Revelations Optus e-mailed the wrong government address about its triple zero outage... a renewed partnership between Australia and Singapore... and a bad start to the women's Champions League for three Matildas at Arsenal

Seven Australians who were aboard the Gaza aid flotilla have been released from Israeli prison and deported to Jordan; the new Australian Federal Police Commissioner identifies social cohesion as a major focus under her leadership; and in Tennis, Australian Open organisers announce an event that will see professionals like Carlos Alcaraz face amateur players

In this bulletin, a court to decide whether a pro-Palestine protest will go ahead this weekend at the Opera House, Donald Trump heralds a breakthrough in Gaza peace talks. And in football, historic clubs return as the Australian Championship kicks off this weekend.

Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape hails the new defence treaty with Australia; reflections on the second anniversary of the October 7 attacks; and in rugby league, the Newcastle Yowies win the men's and women's major titles at the Koori Knockout.

At least 16 people injured in shooting at Sydney's inner west, Friend of an Australian activist in Israeli detention claims he's been physically abused by authorities, Ange Postecoglou under pressure at new Premier League side Nottingham Forest after fifth defeat.

A signing ceremony finalises the defence treaty between Australia and Papua New Guinea, new laws imminent on a triple-zero custodian, Broncos star Reece Walsh reveals how he helped his team overcome Melbourne Storm in the grand final.

A man arrested and several injured after a public shooting in inner-west Sydney; Five killed by Russian air attacks in Ukraine; And in the NRL, the Broncos win the men's and women's grand finals.

Syrians head to the polls for first election since the fall of Assad regime, Albanese government claims Australia helped lead the way to Gaza peace process, Chelsea beat Liverpool 2-1 to make it three defeats in a row for the reigning Premier League champions.

Ukraine accuses Russia of drone strike hit on railway station; Melissa McIntosh defends Coalition ‘charter letters’ amid shadow cabinet resignations; And in Rugby League, Payne Haas seeks to understand new Broncos coach Michael Maguire’s winning drive.

The bodies of two women found in Victoria's remote alpine region after blizzard conditions; Israel continues assault on Gaza City despite US President Trump's ceasefire appeal; And in AFL, Premiership forward Brody Mihocek leaves Collingwood for the Melbourne Demons.

Andrew Hastie explains why he quit the Opposition frontbench, Calls for aid workers detained by Israel to be released, And in rugby league, Melbourne Storm prepare for tomorrow night's NRL Grand Final against the Brisbane Broncos.

Hamas signals partial acceptance of US Gaza peace plan; DFAT confirms consular help for Australians detained over Gaza aid flotilla; And in golf, Cameron Percy storms to three-shot lead in Jacksonville.

Andrew Hastie quits the Coalition frontbench; Australia still in the dark after several citizens detained by Israel; And in sport, Australia bats first against New Zealand in second Twenty20 International.

In this bulletin, police and activists in court over pro Palestine protests in Sydney next weekend, flights grounded as drones seen around Munich airport. And in Rugby League, fans are treated to a show ahead of the grand final, when the Broncos and Storm face off.

In this bulletin, Australia appeals to Israel over citizens detained from Gaza aid flotilla, police identify the suspect in the Manchester synagogue attack. And in football, Nottingham Forest fans turn on coach Ange Postecoglou after an historic defeat.

Two dead in a Manchester synagogue attack authorities have declared a terror incident... fears for Australians on the sumud flotilla now detained by Israel ... and Australia's Christopher O'Connell dominates at the Shanghai Masters.

In this bulletin, multiple boats are still bound for Gaza, despite dozens being intercepted by the Israeli military, Australia signs its defence pact with Papua New Guinea, after weeks of delay. And in sport, Tamika Upton makes history with a second Dally M award.

In this bulletin, concerns for Australians in Israeli custody after an aid flotilla was intercepted off Gaza, the defence force joins the search for a four-year-old missing from a South Australian sheep property. And in sport, Matildas star Mary Fowler continues her Manchester City career.

Israel intercepts a flotilla attempting to bring aid to Gaza... a new raid in the hunt for Dezi Freeman... and, in the AFL, Geelong abandons its Mad Monday celebrations

US federal employees stop work as the government goes into shutdown; the Albanese government urged to cut military ties with Israel; and AFL star Buddy Franklin prepares to represent First Nations people at the New York City Marathon.

The federal government's expanded first home buyers scheme open from today; cascading impacts after the Taliban imposes a nationwide internet shutdown; and in cricket, Australia prepares to defend its Women's Cricket World Cup trophy, as the team goes up against New Zealand.

In this bulletin, Donald Trump says US cities could be 'training grounds' for the military; The US-led plan for ending the war in Gaza continues to provoke strong reactions; and in tennis, Alex De Minaur goes down to Jannik Sinner again at the China Open.