A woman is fighting for life after a shark attack at Sydney's Coogee Beach; Australians are being warned petrol prices could rise again; The Socceroos prepare for their World Cup opener against Türkiye in Vancouver.

Iran says draft peace agreement reached with United States; One year on from Air India crash, victims' families still awaiting answers; And in tennis, Ash Barty launches her national tennis challenge for a second year.

Agreement to end the conflict between the US, Iran, and Israel inches closer; Traditional owners in Western Australia sign a deal with Fortesque Metals Group; And in football, Socceroos veteran Aziz Behich relishing World Cup opener.

Concerns about the impact on AUKUS after Britain’s defence minister quits, A state funeral to honour Aboriginal education leader Professor Peter Buckskin, Migrant communities in Australia celebrate the start of the FIFA World Cup.

Iran says no final decision on peace deal with US, Indigenous musician, Gurrumul, inducted into the Australian Recording Industry Association Hall of Fame, More red cards than goals as Mexico wins the first game of the World Cup

The US president says he's cancelled planned strikes on Iran; Growing calls to scrap the federal government's NDIS bill; And in football, injury concerns for Socceroo striker Mohamed Toure.

Concerns raised about the impacts of NDIS reforms on Australians with psychosocial disability, JB HI-Fi to refund $250,000 to customers, after an investigation by the regulator, The AFL's Gather Round festival to stay in South Australia for another three years.

US plans strikes on Iran, Prime Minister doesn't rule out extending fuel excise relief, Alex de Minaur wins on grass in the Netherlands

US President Donald Trump warns of new strikes on Iran; Homes and vehicles burned in Belfast after a night of anti-immigration violence; The AFL tribunal rules a tackle that broke a players neck was not careless.

Motor neurone disease campaigner Neale Daniher farewelled in Melbourne, The PM questions 'constant' US statements about peace with Iran, A Somali referee goes home after being refused entry to the US for the World Cup.