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Education Minister highlights government's achievements as Labor gears up for a federal election; Police raid homes of two nurses who posted video appearing to claim they'd kill Israeli patients; And in sport, Australian Jordan Mailata joins victory parade at the Super Bowl.

A man has died after a police pursuit in south-east Melbourne; Ukraine's president says he's willing to meet with Russia to talk peace - on one condition; and in sport, Dane Gagai prepares to lead the Maori All-Stars in this weekend's showdown.

Port Hedland's iron ore facility in WA spared the worst of Cyclone Zelia's impact; The US gives an ultimatum to its European allies in Warsaw; and in sport, Australia wins the rights to the 2027 Deaf Football World Cup.

One of the nurses from the Bankstown Hospital antisemitic video is admitted to hospital himself... Tropical Cyclone Zelia arrives early in Western Australia.... and, in basketball... Tasmania Jackjumpers captain Clint Steindl announces his retirement

The Prime Minister says he has put a strong case for Australian tariff exemptions to the United States... calls for inheritance tax to be re-introduced to address growing wealth inequality... and Aussie Oscar Piastri declares he believes this is the year he can become Formula One world champion.

Two nurses have their professional registration suspended in the wake of a controversial video; Hamas agrees to resume a prisoner swap as part of the Gaza ceasefire agreement; And in sport, more betting charges laid against an A-League footballer.

Staff at Bankstown Hospital struggling to cope in the wake of the anti-semitic video scandal.... controversial electoral reforms legislation passes federal parliament... and the NRL says it will talk with the government of Western Australia again about a new Perth team after the state election

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Australia hits back against allegation of dumping aluminium in the US... Anthony Albanese admits there's more to be done to help Stolen Generations survivors... and a teenager gets a surprise call-up to the Matildas

New South Wales Police seize CCTV footage as they probe an antisemitic video allegedly filmed by two nurses; a senior Australian politician flags the nation's response to potential US tariffs; teen sensation Gout Gout to contest the Stawell Gift.

Political donations and election spending capped in proposed electoral reforms... The nurses behind an antisemitic video at Bankstown Hospital now sacked, and under police investigation... and, in cricket, Mitchell Starc to miss the Champions Trophy

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Anthony Albanese still hopeful of an Australian exemption to Donald Trump's tariffs...Football Australia says it will work with Sam Kerr over issues moving forward after her not guilty verdict... and, Ken Hinkley to stand down as Port Adelaide coach at season's end

Sam Kerr found not guilty of racially harassing a London police officer; Donald Trump meets with Jordan's king as he pushes his Gaza plan and in sport, rugby League's Indigenous All Stars team is officially launched in a star-studded event.

Mixed messages over Donald Trump's commitment to tariff exemptions for Australia... Peter Dutton warns against premature interest rate cuts... and Sydney FC's coach says the A-League must embrace Asian competition.

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No exemption for Australia on steel and aluminium tariffs from Donald Trump... a two year ban on banks closing branches in regional areas...and mandatory swab test for elite athletics participants as part of a new transgender athletes policy.

The South Australian government backs a new search for the Beaumont children; Hamas freezes the release of Israeli hostages as part of its Gaza ceasefire agreement; And in sport, a UK jury considers its verdict in the trial of Sam Kerr.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to call President Donald Trump over new tariff threat, Severe weather warnings for parts of New South Wales and Victoria, Jordan Mailata becomes the first Australian to win the Super Bowl.

Plan to reduce the cost of essential goods in remote and regional Australia, Australia's political leaders weigh up how to respond to new tariffs announced by Donald Trump, and Alex de Minaur says he has learnt a lot from his defeat at the Rotterdam Open final.

In this bulletin, Israel withdraws from a key corridor in Gaza, independent MP Andrew Wilkie pushes for stronger whistleblower protections. And in cricket, Australia caps a brilliant summer with a nine-wicket win over Sri Lanka.

Assistant Minister for Health describes government funding in women's health as life-changing; Minister Katy Gallagher says Trump's proposal to control Gaza is inconsistent with international law; And in sport, Australian surfer Tyler Wright becomes first woman to win iconic Pipe Pro event twice.

Record rainfall totals recorded in Queensland; The federal government announces a women's health package totalling half a billion dollars; And in Tennis, Alex de Minaur to face Carlos Alcaraz in the Rotterdam Open final.

Results in two by-elections in Victoria too close to call; a fifth hostage swap completed as part of the Gaza ceasefire deal; and in sport, Australian skiiers win gold, silver and bronze medals at the FIS Freestyle Aerials World Cup.

Thousands across Australia join rallies against Queensland's ban on gender-affirming care; A US federal judge says he will order a pause on Donald Trump's withdrawal of foreign aid programs; And in sport, Golf Australia to separate the men's and women's tournaments once again.