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Israel continues a major military operation in the occupied West Bank, Victoria Police say they will not be participating in Victoria's Midsumma Festival pride march, Aussie Alex De Minaur falls to Jannik Sinner in Australian Open quarterfinals...

The Australian Federal Police Commissioner says criminals for hire may be behind some antisemitic attacks in Australia; calls for a wide-ranging ban on what's called forever chemicals; and in Tennis, American Madison Keys books a spot in her third Australian Open semifinal.

The Australian Federal Police investigates the role of foreign interference in antisemitic attacks; Foreign Minister Penny Wong says she has received assurances on the future AUKUS from the Trump administration; and world number one Aryna Sabalenka on her strategy to win a third straight Australian Open title.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong meets with the Trump administration on their first full day in office, Israel's army chief resigns over the security lapses that led to the October 7 attacks, World Number One Aryna Sabalenka reaches the Australian Open semifinals.

National cabinet convenes after the latest antisemitic attack in Sydney; Donald Trump makes good on a promise to pardon January 6 rioters; Spain's Paula Bandosa through to the Australian Open's final four for the first time.

National cabinet to meet after another antisemitic attack - this time on a Sydney childcare centre; Donald Trump sworn in again as US president; Australia's women's cricket squad complete a clean sweep of the Ashes.

In this bulletin, Donald Trump sworn in as U-S President, another blow to housing affordability, with construction costs rising over 3 per cent over the past year. And in sport, Alex De Minaur to face world number one Jannik Sinner in the Australian Open quarter-finals

Peter Dutton makes action on antisemitism part of his pre-election platform; The death roll rising from a tanker explosion in Nigeria; Race officials emphasising safety for tomorrow's Tour Down Under cycling.

Aid trucks arriving in Gaza as the ceasefire takes effect; The bodies of two teenagers found at a Queensland waterfall; A fan remains in hospital in South Australia after a crash in the Tour Down Under cycling race.

In this bulletin, Hamas releases three Israeli hostages, Donald Trump promises a reprieve for TikTok workers after a US ban. And at the Australian Open, Carlos Alcaraz sets up a quarterfinal clash with Novak Djokovic.