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The federal government to extend fuel measures through September; The UN blacklists Israel and Russia over conflict-related sexual violence; And in tennis, Australia's French Open run ends as Sabalenka defeats Kasatkina.

Opposition pledges to undo Labor's tax-break reforms and net-zero commitments; the federal government secures extra diesel supplies to address shortages in Queensland; Ukraine's Oleksandra Oliynykova criticises players participating in a Russian sponsored tennis tournament.

NATO condemns Russia over drone attack in Romania; Former prime minister Tony Abbott says his priority is to rebuild the Liberal Party in his new role as party president; And in football, Cristian Volpato switches allegiance to Australia ahead of the Socceroos squad announcement.

Iran says a ceasefire agreement remains out of reach; The Liberals seek to rebuild at this weekend's Federal Council meeting; And in sport, Tennis Australia's incoming CEO on the challenges he will be tackling first.

US Vice President JD Vance says Washington and Tehran are close to a ceasefire deal; two people arrested as police clear protesters from Brisbane's Victoria Park; and in sport, Serena Williams could be poised for a return to tennis after nearly four years away from the game.

UN condemns the latest Israeli strikes in Lebanon; Labor criticises the Liberal party as Tony Abbott is elected federal party president; Socceroos heading to Los Angeles ahead of opening World Cup game.

Donald Trump yet to approve a US Iran ceasefire extension; quarantine extended for Australians caught up in cruise ship hantavirus outbreak; the date is named for a state memorial to honour AFL legend Neale Daniher.

3M vows to defend itself against the federal government’s PFAS lawsuit; More than 250 diphtheria cases recorded across Australia’s north; And in cricket, Teen sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi smashes an IPL sixes record with 97 off 29 balls.

The Federal Government sues a manufacturer over alleged chemical contamination at 28 defence sites, a woman who returned to Australia from Syria charged by terrorism police and Novak Djokovic moves to the third round of the French Open.

Donald Trump suggests an Iran deal may depend on Arab nations signing the Abraham Accords; housing tax changes to be introduced to parliament today; and the Blues take a win at State of Origin game one.

The federal government launches its major shake-up of Australia’s employment services system... Ali France referred to the Australian Electoral Commission... and Nishan Velupillay feeling good about his form, with the Socceroos' World Cup squad announcement just days away

Major changes announced to employment services for jobless Australians; Westpac fined $26 million over financial hardship cases; And in sport, more than $12 million announced to fund this year's Rugby League World Cup.

Women and children linked to the IS group return to Australia; Four killed in a collision between a school bus and train in Belgium; And in sport, Mitch Moses ruled out of the State of Origin opener in Sydney.

In this bulletin, the US launches fresh strikes on Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz, two men arrested in the investigation into fugitive Dezi Freeman. And in football, 29 Socceroos players fight for a place on the World Cup squad.

Relief for households with energy prices set to fall; Women linked to the IS group expected to face charges when they arrive back in Australia this evening; And in sport, a key Socceroos player out of the World Cup.

Tributes flow for AFL great and campaigner Neale Daniher; Two killed in an Israeli air strike on the southern Gaza Strip; And in sport, Italian cyclist Enrico Zanoncello expelled from the Giro d’Italia for headbutting a rival.

In this bulletin, fresh sexual assault claims from Gaza flotilla activists, ASIO defends its resourcing before the Bondi attack. And in football, Martin Boyle boosted by good club form, as he seeks his first Socceroos World Cup squad.

A possible new political party to be formed from so-called teal independents; Emotional scenes as Australians who were detained in Israel return home; And in Formula One, Kimi Antonelli continues his winning streak at the Canadian Grand Prix.

More Australians from a Gaza bound flotilla arriving home after being deported by Israel; At least 24 people killed in a Pakistan train blast; And in sport, Retired Matildas goalkeeper Lydia Williams turns to coaching.

The United States says a deal close to end the war in Iran; a man dies after being attacked by a shark in far North Queensland; Oscar Piastri finishes fourth in the Canadian Grand Prix sprint.

A suspected gunman shot dead near the White House; a mission to clear mines in the Strait of Hormuz, as officials indicate progress in talks to end the war in Iran; Socceroos star Riley McGree World Cup hopes impacted by injury.

Progress made by US and Iran on peace deal; China mine explosion kills 82, injures dozens; and Auckland FC takes home the A-League trophy.

Federal Labor and Liberal leaders visit Victoria ahead of its state election; three dead in a car crash in Sydney; more tributes for Jai Arrow after his diagnosis with MND.

Donald Trump defends war against Iran and says he believes the conflict will be over soon; Victorian Labor and Liberal conferences underway ahead of the state election; and in sport, Sydney FC take on Auckland in the A-League championship grand final.

The World Health Organisation says an Ebola outbreak in the DRC is spreading rapidly; the prime minister pushes back on claims of death duties in the federal budget; Pep Guardiola to leave Man City.