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Jury finds Erin Patterson guilty of murder; Coroner finds cop who shot Indigenous teen racist; And in tennis, Russia's Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova upset over key point mishap.

Findings due in the coronial inquest into the death of Kumanjayi Walker; Calls for funding for a strategy to help Australians living with Motor Neurone Disease; And in cycling, Dutch rider Mathieu van der Poel wins stage two of the Tour de France.

Gaza ceasefire talks to begin in Qatar; calls for mandatory education after an attack on a synagogue in Melbourne; and in sport, the Wallabies claim a narrow victory over Fiji.

Indigenous trailblazers celebrated at the NAIDOC awards, Market predicts mortgage holders will receive first back-to-back interest rate cuts in more than five years, Novak Djokovic advances to a fourth round Wimbledon match up with Alex De Minaur.

The Minister for Home Affairs condemns the recent Melbourne attacks; Israeli officials to send a delegation to Qatar today for Gaza hostage and ceasefire deal talks; Fiji warns the Wallabies against treating today's Test match as a warm-up.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemns attacks on a synagogue in Melbourne; Israel says it is considering a response to a ceasefire proposal, after Hamas says they are ready to engage in talks; the Matildas lose one-nil to Panama in the first of two friendly matches.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese condemns an arson attack on a synagogue in Melbourne, Texas flash flood death toll rises to 24 with 23 girls still missing, Sam Konstas and Usman Khawaja's batting partnership criticised after being dismissed cheaply by the West Indies.

Donald Trump signs signature spending and tax bill in a July Fourth celebration in Washington; Melbourne mayor condemns attacks on synagogue and Israeli restaurant overnight; fans gather in Lille ahead of the Tour de France departure.

Hamas says it will consult with other Palestinian factions over US ceasefire proposal; the Prime Minister says he's confident he'll meet US President Donald Trump before the end of the year; Matildas coach confident the squad will beat Panama in Bunbury today.

In this bulletin, the Prime Minister outlines his economic plan to become a green energy superpower, a seven-hour siege ends with police shooting a man dead at a Victorian property. And in cycling, Australia fields its first team and individual overall contenders at the Tour de France.

In today's bulletin, a former Royal Commissioner calls for changes to the working with vulnerable people scheme across Australia, Qantas will reach out to millions of customers impacted by a cyber hack. And in tennis, Australia's biggest Wimbledon hopes are through to the third round of the tournament.

In this bulletin; Russia's President tells US President Donald Trump that Russia will not back down from goals in Ukraine, The ACT becomes the first jurisdiction in Australia to raise to 14 the age at which a child can be held responsible for a crime, And in sport, Tributes are pouring in for Liverpool's forward Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva who died in a car crash in Spain.

Search continues for 30 missing people after a ferry sank near Bali, killing at least four, A man dies from extremely rare disease after bat bite, Aussie Jordan Thompson survives five-set battle at Wimbledon.

Parents demand more information amid Victorian child care abuse allegations, The U-S says it has obliterated Iran's nuclear program, Australia defeats the Domenican Republic to advance to the FIBA Under 19 World Cup quarter finals...

Hamas says it is reviewing a ceasefire deal but warns of sticking points, Extreme weather hits the east coast as parts of Victoria brace for more, and in skateboarding, Arisa Trew makes history with more Gold in the X Games.

Childcare sector reforms to be fast tracked in Victoria; Indigenous organisations welcome calls for compensation after the release of the final Yoorook Commission reports; Richmond's Tom Lynch suspended for five matches.

Thousands without power as a storm lashes the east coast of Australia; Qantas confirms a cyber breach at a call centre for the airline; The Wallabies unveil their new test jersey, designed by Wiradjuri winger Dylan Pietsch.

Australia's first formal truth-telling inquiry recommends redress for Aboriginal Victorians; foreign ministers of the Quad alliance meet in Washington; Alex de Minaur starts his Wimbledon campaign with a statement win.

In this bulletin, severe storm conditions hit Australia's east coast, Islamic preacher Wissam Haddad is found to have racially vilified Jewish people in his speeches. And in cricket, a special honour is handed to Australian wicket keeper Alex Carey.

In this bulletin, severe storm conditions hit Australia's east coast, free screenings for people who are high-risk for lung cancer start today. And in tennis, defending Wimbledon champion Carlos Alcaraz survives a first-round scare.

In this bulletin; Israeli strikes kill at least 72 people in Gaza. The Greens welcome an investigation into a protest arrest that left a former colleague injured. And in sport, Manchester City manager worried the FIFA Club World Cup will lead to a lack of rest for players.

Albanese says the government will continue to push for a full exemption from US tariffs; Two firefighters killed in a sniper attack in the US state of Idaho; And in Rugby, two star players announced for Maroons series decider against New South Wales.

Albanese rules out increase to defence spending as Penny Wong heads to the US; Wildfires break out in France and Turkiye as Europe swelters through a heatwave; And in Golf, Aldrich Potgieter outlasts Max Greyserman for his first PGA Tour title.

Palestinians forced to flee northern Gaza amid new evacuation orders; torrential rain and potential floods forecast for parts of eastern Australia; and in football, the Matildas tie with Slovenia in a nail-biting match for the women's friendlies.

The federal government says it is doing its best to lock up freed asylum seekers deemed risk to community safety... hefty fines and seven-year prison sentences floated as solution to tobacco black market... and Chelsea coach Enzo Maresca complains after another weather delay at the Club World Cup.