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Donald Trump has welcomes Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House for high-stakes talks, A warning on the pitfalls of A-I ahead of a productivity summit in Canberra, And in AFL An Adelaide Crows star defends the club, as another player is investigated over an alleged homophobic slur.

In this bulletin, Qantas apologises for firing 1800 workers during the pandemic, after a landmark fine, a man escapes a shark attack on New South Wales' far north coast. And in cricket, Beau Webster admits he must keep proving himself to stay in the Australian side for this summer's Ashes series.

In this bulletin, Qantas is hit with a $90 million fine for the largest case of illegal firing of workers in Australian history, police appeal for information after a fatal shooting at a Sydney pub. And in sport, hundreds of robots compete in three days of athletic events in Beijing.

In this bulletin ... European leaders will join a White House meeting aimed at ending the war in Ukraine ... A man is dead after being shot outside a Sydney hotel ... and in sport ... The Tigers keep their N-R-L finals dreams alive.

More than 340 killed in flooding in northern Pakistan, The Prime Minister says the meeting between Trump and Putin was a good thing but a ceasefire must be reached, Brisbane Broncos close in on the finals after beating the Dolphins.

The Federal Treasurer says this week's economic roundtable will shape years of policy, Queensland residents could feel aftershocks today, after record earthquake this weekend, Tottenham blitz Burnley three-nil in the Premier League.

UN condemns Israeli minister for threats to imprisoned Palestinian politician, Ukraine's leader prepares to meet with Donald Trump at the White House, And in sport, the Wallabies stun with a 38-22 triumph over the world-champion Springboks

Seismologists warn of aftershocks after Queensland records largest mainland earthquake in five decades; no deal struck on ending war in Ukraine after high stakes meeting in Alaska; tributes for former Australia cricket captain Bob Simpson.

The US and Russian presidents fail to come to a Ukraine peace deal; A 5.6 magnitude earthquake strikes Queensland leaving thousands without power; And in AFL, Brisbane thrash Fremantle by 57 points as Fyfe’s finals hopes fade.

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin meet in Alaska in an effort to end the Ukraine war; Hundreds dead in flooding in India and Pakistan; And in sport, St Kilda beat Essendon by two points in the Bombers' 11th straight defeat.

In this bulletin, the Prime Minister has strong words after a U-S ambassador to Israel voiced disgust over his decision to recognise Palestinian statehood, states and territories unite with the Commonwealth to reform a major child safety policy by 2026. And in AFL, Jayden Nguyen hopes to inspire Vietnamese kids, when he lines up with Essendon against St Kilda tonight.

In this bulletin, Federal and state leaders meet over working with children's checks, as The Prime Minister calls the laws hopeless, the United States ambassador criticises Australia’s recognition of Palestinian state. And in tennis, Jordan Thompson is named as captain for Australia’s bid for the Davis Cup finals.

Vladimir Putin suggests a nuclear arms control deal between Russia and the US, Australia’s record drug use fuels $11.5b windfall for organised crime The Melbourne Storm beat Penrith in a thriller game

In this bulletin, unemployment falls, with a record number of women entering the workforce, the South Australian algal bloom is expected to persist into spring and summer. And in surfing, Australia's Molly Picklum takes out the Tahiti Pro, ahead of the World Surf League Finals.

In this bulletin, the Prime Minister refutes reports Hamas supports Australia's move to recognise Palestinian statehood, Hamas meets with mediators in the Middle East to discuss a possible ceasefire in Gaza. And in sport, warnings some nations will go bankrupt if they continue to play Test Cricket.

Ukraine's President meets with EU leaders ahead of Trump-Putin summit; New Cybercrime report unveils concerning rise in online crime; And in sport, Tasmania's AFL club unveils the most detailed images yet of its new headquarters.

More details emerge about a gun being fired at Sydney Airport earlier today; Western Australia to reform its reproductive technology and surrogacy laws; Fans keen to see Kylie Minogue headline at the AFL grand final.

Australia's Prime Minister speaks out over the blocking of humanitarian aid in Gaza; A gun fired at Sydney Airport amid a morning arrest; Another Australian eliminated in the third round of the Cincinatti Open.

Israel pounds Gaza, killing 89 Palestinians in one day, The White House says Putin meeting will be a listening exercise for President Trump, High-tech impact sensing mouthguards to be worn in Women's Rugby World Cup.

The Reserve Bank delivers another cut to interest rates; The Opposition says the PM's 'out of his depth' on the Palestinian statehood decision; Donnell Wallam returns to Australia for the Super Netball league.

Anthony Albanese defends his decision to recognise Palestinian statehood; The government commissions a study into a universal childcare system; Snoop Dogg announced as the headline act for this year's AFL grand final.

US President Donald Trump takes federal control of Washington DC and sends 800 troops in, Palestinians report worst Israeli bombardment of Gaza in weeks, The National Indigenous Tennis Carnival kicks off its sixth year.

Australia confirms it will recognise Palestine as a state; Kathleen Folbigg speaks on her compensation payout as the government defends the amount; Australia's Adam Walton pulls off an upset win in the Cincinatti Open.

Australia on the verge of recognising Palestine as a state; One killed in an earthquake in Turkiye; Australia triumphs over South Africa in their first T20 match in Darwin.

Israel defends new offensive in Gaza, as UN ambassadors condemn its actions, Deputy Prime Minister repeats assertion that Australia doesn't provide weapons to Israel, Australia advances to the quarter-finals of the basketball Asia Cup