News24 Update

Housing affordability hits an all-time low, the opposition and One Nation unite against the government’s next social media regulations. Plus, a Russian drone strike on Ukraine’s security service headquarters injures 12 in Kyiv.

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Australian families travel to Nepal to search for their loved ones, former Queensland Police Commissioner Steve Gollschewski has died at the age of 67. Plus, 800 barrels of Guinness have been stolen from a depot in the UK.

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Two more Australians are confirmed safe in Nepal, NSW convenes a roundtable to tackle teenage sexual assaults. Plus, Pacific leaders call for 24 hours’ notice of all intercontinental ballistic missile tests in the region.

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An alleged arsonist fights for his life after a Melbourne tobacco shop is set alight, proposed tax hikes on trusts could spark a war with the states. Plus, Angus Taylor vows to dismantle organised crime.

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The US and Iran exchange their heaviest aerial assaults in a month, a man shot dead in Sydney's west appears to be a second case of mistaken identity gangland shooting. Plus, the Royal Commission has been granted an extension.

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A second Sydney gangland shooting in as many days appears to involve mistaken identity, Richard Marles meets US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth at the Pentagon. Plus, trade tensions between the US and Canada rise as talks stall.

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Jim Chalmers concedes Labor’s tax changes have contributed to falling house prices, the Coalition plans to slash cigarette taxes by up to 80 per cent. Plus, Victoria’s prison system is reportedly at breaking point amid staff walkouts.

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Federal police have raided the home of a former senior CFMEU figure in Melbourne, five Australians have been found alive in Nepal. Plus, Sydney Swans coach says there is no timeframe for the return of the suspended players.

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Dean Cox gives no timeframe for five suspended Swans players to return as more details emerge on the Melbourne hotel incident, Telstra releases findings into July’s mobile outage. Plus, a rideshare driver faces court over alleged sexual acts.

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Five Australians are found alive in Nepal nearly a week after the flood disaster, Chris Bowen faces scrutiny over $6 million in travel costs. Plus, US sanctions on Iran’s financial institutions are imminent.

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