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In this bulletin, the government defends its record on combating antisemitism in Australia, Donald Trump blames a deadly US plane crash on diversity initiatives. And in sport, Tottenham makes the Europa League final 16 as coach Ange Postecoglou remains defiant.

Psychiatry patients moved to private hospitals, as the public system buckles under pressure; dozens of bodies recovered after a helicopter and plane collision in the US; and in cricket, Australia in a dominant position after day one of the women's Ashes Test.

In this bulletin, Australia’s national security agency says the terror threat level is unlikely to change, a passenger plane crashes after a collision with a helicopter in the U-S. And in sport, Australian surfer Jack Robinson makes a strong start at the World Surf League opening event.

In this bulletin, police arrest the owner of a caravan found packed with explosives in Sydney's northwest, Guantanamo Bay to receive a larger intake of migrants in the US. And in sport, Queensland flags issues in crucial transport projects ahead of the 2032 Olympics.

A major investigation underway after explosives and antisemitic material found in Sydney; Donald Trump's pick for US Health Secretary defends his vaccine stance; and in cricket, Usman Khawaja and Steve Smith score centuries on day one of the Test series against Sri Lanka.

Underlying inflation data comes in lower than expected, Violence escalates in Congo as leaders urge UN action, Alyssa Healy says she is fit enough to play in the upcoming Ashes Test.

Volunteers make a grim discovery in the Syrian capital of Damascus, Australian wine exports make a big comeback after the lifting of Chinese tariffs, Australia chasing a rare South Asian Test series win in Sri Lanka.

Homelessness a priority under disability reform to be launched today; a plane catches fire in South Korea; and in cricket, a decision looming on whether injured Australian captain Alyssa Healy takes her place in the Ashes Test.

Firefighters in western Victoria are battling six out of control fires, Donald Trump says China's DeepSeek AI is a wake-up call for American companies, Cricket New South Wales has signed a new agreement to train China's cricket team.

Lawsuit challenges Trump order allowing immigration raids at religious sites, Communities in Australia begin Lunar New Year celebrations, And in cricket, Australia prepares for a Test series with Sri Lanka.

In this bulletin, Auschwitz survivors condemn what they call a "huge rise" in antisemitism, tens of thousands begin returning to northern Gaza. And in sport, refugee Afghan cricketers in Australia call for more support from the International Cricket Council.

In this bulletin, the Prime Minister condemns the neo-Nazis who disrupted a peaceful rally in Adelaide, the White House clashes with Colombia over deported migrants. And in cycling, Australian Sam Welsford on what's next after the Tour Down Under.

In this bulletin, political leaders gather for commemorations marking the Holocaust, extreme fire danger in Victoria and South Australia and in sport, Australia is crowned the new Women's Rugby Sevens champions - in their first title win at home in seven years.

Anthony Albanese marks Holocaust Remembrance Day amid rising antisemitism; Donald Trump calls for Palestinians to be moved out of Gaza; and in Tennis, Jannik Sinner wins back-to-back Australian Opens.

Tens of thousands of people take the Australian citizenship oath; Olympian athletes join the Order of Australia Honours list; And in tennis, excitement builds ahead of the men's finals at the Australian Open.

Smoking ceremonies and protests underway across Australia to mark January 26... Donald Trump accused of a purge after firing 17 watchdogs... and a Mary Fowler goal helps Manchester City to a decisive win against Aston Villa.

AFL great Neale Daniher named this year's Australian of the Year... Vandals attack a series of targets in Melbourne over Australia Day... and Madison Keys claims the Australian Open women's title, defeating world number one Aryna Sabalenka.

Opposition leader Peter Dutton announces his new frontbench; Australia's country music stars prepare for tonight's Golden Guitar Awards; and in Tennis, Jannik Sinner's coach says the ongoing doping case has taken a toll.

Hamas releases the names of four female hostages to be released in second swap; A woman fighting for her life after contracting botulism from a cosmetics injection; Five new names announced for the Tour Down Under Hall of Fame.

Anthony Albanese stands on Labor's record ahead of the next election; A man in court over a 1980s cold case in Melbourne; Fans are urged to respect injured players after the withdrawal of Novak Djokovic from the Australian Open.

In this bulletin, Palestinian authorities say hundreds of people are being forced to evacuate their homes in the occupied West Bank, Anthony Albanese says the Opposition should “chill out” over January 26. And in the Australian Open, John Peers and Olivia Gadecki become the first Australian duo to win the mixed doubles title since 2013.

In this bulletin, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton lashes out at proposals to change the date of Australia Day, the International Criminal Court calls for arrest warrants for two top Taliban officials. And in tennis, Aryna Sabalenka is through to the semi-final after defeating Paula Badosa .

President Trump calls for an end to Russia's war with Ukraine war at the World Economic Forum, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announces a $10,000 cash bonus for apprentice tradies, Aryna Sabalenka has a third successive Australian Open title in the horizon..

A second man arrested as part of an investigation into an attack at a Sydney synagogue; the Australian government urged by aid groups to advocate for the continued work of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees; and in Tennis, Emerson Jones is through to the Australian Open junior semifinals.

Police investigate after billboards of a federal politician were defaced with Nazi symbols; celebrations as Thailand legalises same-sex marriage; and in Tennis, Alex De Minaur says he will learn from his loss against Jannik Sinner at the Australian Open.