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Chinese President Xi Jinping has rolled out the red carpet for US President Donald Trump.

The visit is Mr Trump's first to China since 2017, after heightened tensions between the two countries.

A number of key topics were on the agenda, including the Iran war, Taiwan and even AI.

Despite having a number of different views, Mr Trump has told China's leader the relationship between the two countries is going to be better than ever.

The Federal Court has found Coles misled its consumers during its 'Down Down' promotion.

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission sued the supermarket giant, alleging the discounts were not genuine.

Coles will now have to pay substantial fines.

The judge will also rule on a similar case against Woolworths at a later date.

Dozens of passengers - some with life-threatening injuries - are being treated in a major emergency response to a bus rollover on Queensland's Bruce Highway.

The large coach crashed between Townsville and Bowen, just before 4 o'clock this afternoon.

Queensland Ambulance Service says 29 patients have been treated at the scene.

Three people are in life-threatening conditions.

Police say the Bruce Highway is closed in both directions and are asking motorists to avoid the area or expect long delays.

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The Chinese President, Xi Jinping says Taiwan is the most important issue on the agenda during talks with U-S President Donald Trump in Beijing.  

China considers Taiwan a breakaway province that will eventually be under Beijing's control - and while Washington affirms the One China policy, it does maintain unofficial relations with Taiwan.

Chinese media have been quoting President Xi as saying that if the issue is not handled well, the two countries will clash.

Consumer group Choice says Coles will lose a lot of trust from customers following the ACCC's win against the supermarket giant in the Federal Court.

The consumer watchdog alleged Coles misled shoppers with fake discounts under its "Down Down" promotional campaign.

The Federal Court found that in a majority of pricing tickets submitted to the court, the discount was not genuine, and would have misled an ordinary consumer.

Coles says it acknowledges today's Federal Court decision and its priority has always been delivering value to customers.

The leader of the opposition will deliver his budget reply tonight, outlining the coalition's plan to end mass migration and reserve Australia's welfare system for citizens only.

Angus Taylor wants to exclude migrants -  including permanent residents - from receiving taxpayer-funded welfare, and NDIS supports.

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The Federal Court has found Coles misled shoppers, after the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) sued the supermarket giant for advertising false discounts.

The consumer watchdog says it will seek a substantial penalty after it won its case against Coles for misleading customers with fake discounts on its "Down Down" pricing program.  

The Federal Court found that 13 of the 14 sample discount tickets submitted to the court were advertised with misleading discounts that were not genuine.

Coles says it acknowledges today's Federal Court decision and its priority has always been - and will continue to be - delivering value to customers.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has accused the Coalition of copying her migration policies.

In his budget reply speech tonight, Opposition Leader Angus Taylor will unveil policies to limit net overseas migration to the number of newly constructed houses and to boot non-citizens - including permanent residents - from some welfare and NDIS supports.

Senator Hanson says the policies have been taken from One Nation's playbook after her party won its first House of Representatives seat in Saturday's Farrer byelection.

Donald Trump says America's relationship with China is going to be better than ever before.

The US president is in Beijing for a summit with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping - months after both leaders imposed tit-for-tat tariffs on each other's countries, leading to a massive trade war.

But President Xi says he's always believed that the common interests between China and the US outweigh the differences.

The two are discussing the war in Iran, trade and Taiwan.

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As debate continues over whether Labor's budget plan will improve fairness in the housing sector, the Opposition is preparing to hand down its budget reply.

A Federal Court judge has found supermarket giant Coles broke consumer law by misleading shoppers on discount prices.

The Albanese Government has introduced its bill, to rein in spending on the National Disability Insurance Scheme, to the lower house of federal parliament. 

US President Donald Trump is in Beijing for the first time since 2017 to meet China's President Xi Jinping.

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After years of research polycystic ovary syndrome has officially been renamed polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome, or PMOS.

A bombshell judgement in the Federal Court has found the supermarket giant Coles broke consumer law by misleading shoppers on discount prices.

The Coalition, if elected, wants to restrict access to welfare, including the NDIS, to Australian citizens. 

In UK politics, Keir Starmer's future as Britain's prime minister remains on life support.

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