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Pauline Hanson overtakes Anthony Albanese as preferred prime minister according to the latest polls, a six-month vigil is held at Bondi beach to honour the lives lost in the December terror attack. Plus, 12 people die after a plane crash in Missouri. 

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Australia have defeated Turkey to open their FIFA World Cup campaign, Jonathan Duniam has announced he will retire and not contest the next federal election. Plus, a woman is in critical condition after a shark attack at Sydney's Coogee Beach.

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Shadow Home Affairs Minister Jonathan Duniam announces he will retire at the next federal election, Pauline Hanson posts proof of One Nation raising $1.9 million from the "Fire the Liar" campaign. Plus, the AFP calls for AI to help with youth crimes.

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Police recover a missing girl's body after her father's body was found in Sydney's Parramatta river, a shark attack in Coogee leaves a woman in a critical condition. Plus, a six-month vigil will be held to honour lives lost in the Bondi massacre.

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NRL referee Ashley Klein reveals he sought help for a gambling problem, Wayne Swan urges Labor to double down on working-class voters. Plus, a US court extends its block on Donald Trump’s $1.8 billion anti-weaponisation fund.

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Australia’s new ambassador vows to fight Donald Trump’s tariffs, protests turn ugly outside a One Nation fundraiser. Plus, a former Treasury official says Labor’s tax changes could leave Australia with some of the world’s highest company tax rates.

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One Nation's fundraiser planned for Melbourne tonight will go ahead at an undisclosed location due to a protest threat, US President Donald Trump cancels plans to strike Iran. Plus, Australia’s most wanted fugitive is sentenced in Greece.

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Chris Minns links Sydney’s gang violence to the illicit tobacco trade, a Senate inquiry hears more than 300,000 people could lose support under Labor’s NDIS overhaul. Plus, Pauline Hanson names daughter Lee Hanson as her political successor.

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New analysis reveals how much taxpayer funding major parties receive, a NSW man fronts court over alleged emails sent to a Bondi inquiry witness. Plus, Iran says it has yet to decide on a US-backed peace deal.

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One Nation's fundraising campaign aimed at ousting Labor has surpassed its target of $1 million in one day, Liberal frontbencher calls for talks between Pauline Hanson and Angus Taylor. Plus, Mohammed Skaf has been charged with drug offences.

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