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Queensland records its second flood-related death; Ten dead in a mass shooting in Sweden; and in sport, the second day concludes in the trial for former Spanish Football Federation President Luis Rubiales.

An antisemitism motion is introduced as parliament resumes for 2025... a ceasefire reported in the Congo after rebels seized a major city...and the Matildas' interim coach backs captain Sam Kerr to return to the field in March.

In this bulletin, Australia's emergency minister on her way to north Queensland, Canada talks tough on tariffs as the US counts the potential cost... And in sport, Travis Head and Annabel Sutherland win top honours at this year's Australian cricket awards.

A woman dies in north Queensland floodwaters; Benjamin Netanyahu preparing to meet Donald Trump amid talks for a second Gaza ceasefire round; and in sport, Spain's ex-football boss on trial for kissing a player at the 2023 World Cup.

In this bulletin, calls for tighter rules on political donations after revelations about gambling donors. The Bureau warns more heavy rain is coming to flood-hit north Queensland. And in sport, a star-studded indigenous AFL All Stars line-up.

In this bulletin, Australia imposes counter-terrorism sanctions on an online transnational terrorist group, US President Donald Trump urged to withdraw tariffs imposed on Canada, Mexico and China. And in cricket, Australia's coach Andrew McDonald says he believes Mitch Marsh has an international future, despite an injury setback.

The former head of a World Vision Australian aid program in Gaza released from prison in Israel; flood-affected residents in northern Queensland now eligible for emergency payments; and in cycling, Mauro Schmid wins the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race.

At least one person has died in floodwaters in far northern Queensland; Canada announces retaliatory tariffs on the United States; And in cricket, Alyssa Healy vows to lead Australia through the O-D-I World Cup defence.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pledges full support to tackle rise in antisemitic hate crimes; Mexico, Canada, and China react to Trump administration tariffs; And in cricket, Australia beats Sri Lanka in the first Test of their two-match series.

Hamas frees three Israeli hostages in exchange for 183 Palestinian prisoners; Heatwave conditions in Victoria make it difficult for fire crews to contain fires; and in cricket, Australia achieves a historic Women’s Ashes whitewash.