Search and rescue teams looking for a teenager with autism who wandered off from his family at a Victorian mountain say they hope he found shelter and insulation overnight; a man has been arrested after a woman, believed to be the 20-year-old occupant, was found dead inside a home in Sydney's west; and the federal government has extended tax breaks for businesses in a move designed to further stimulate the economy.

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Health authorities are on high alert for a coronavirus spike following Black Lives Matters rallies around the country over the weekend; more rallies have been held across the US, the biggest in Washington D.C. outside the White House; and the surfer killed by a shark on the northern NSW coast has been identified.

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A Gold Coast surfer has died after being attacked by a three-metre great white shark of the Northern New South Wales coast on Sunday morning; police say they are happy with the overall behaviour of Black Lives Matter protesters, despite a clash at a train station in Sydney and the NSW Government's attempts to block the demonstrations on health grounds; and four teens have died after the stolen car they were passengers in crashed in Townsville.

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Thousands of Australians have attended protests across the country to show solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement; Donald Trump has sparked outrage by using George Floyd's name during an economic speech at the White House, saying Floyd would be looking down and saying 'it's a great day'; and China issues a travel warning to citizens about visiting Australia.

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George Floyd's family has held an emotional memorial in Minneapolis, with Rev. Al Sharpton delivering the eulogy; three former Minneapolis police officers newly charged with his death have faced court for the first time; and the Prime Minister has advised Australians not to attend weekend protests due to COVID-19 restrictions.

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President Donald Trump has left the security of the White House, walking across Lafayette Square and standing in front of St. John's Church holding a bible just moments after telling reporters he would deploy the military if states could not contain riots across the nation; the brother and son of George Floyd have spoken out calling for calm; and the Federal Government's free childcare scheme is set to end but there could be more subsidies to help families.

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A tanker truck has driven into a large crowd of protesters on a bridge in the US on the sixth day of nationwide demonstrations following the death of African American man George Floyd; demonstrators across multiple cities defy local curfews as the National Guard prepares to deploy; Scott Morrison fast tracks Western Sydney rail project to boost jobs.

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Los Angeles has declared a state of emergency and called in National Guard troops following a fourth day of violent protests in the city, which saw demonstrators clash repeatedly with officers, torch police vehicles and loot businesses.

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Riots continue to grow across the United States, with fires and looting breaking out in a number of major cities; passengers aboard the Ruby Princess may have been exposed to another serious disease; and victims of Centrelink's robo-debt scandal calling for compensation.

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Demonstrations in the US city of Minneapolis have turned violent, with looting, rocks thrown and reports of two deaths; Alan Jones has broadcast his final breakfast radio show across 2GB, 4BC and 2CC, bringing his 35 year career to an end; and a zookeeper has been attacked by two lions at a zoo on the New South Wales South Coast.

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