SBS News Headlines

Australia welcomes the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas in Gaza; A man killed by a fallen tree in wild New South Wales weather; Charges dropped against a man accused of assaulting an A-F-L umpire.

A ceasefire deal is reached between Israel and Hamas to pause the war in Gaza; Sydney commuters brace for more train delays; and in sport, Thanasi Kokkinakis fails to advance to the third round of the Australian Open.

Calls for tough action over the reported death of an Australian in Ukraine; South Korea's embattled president finally arrested by authorities; The US Congress bans transgender athletes from competing in women's school sports.

Fears an Australian teacher captured in Ukraine has been killed; Chaos in South Korea as authorities try to arrest the impeached president; Australian footballer Sam Kerr makes another court appearance in London.

Qatar says ceasefire deal is closer than ever before; fears an Australian has been killed by Russian forces in Ukraine; and in tennis, Alex de Minaur secures a spot in round two of the Australian Open.

A woman in critical condition after being stabbed in a Queensland supermarket; Looting and price gouging charges laid in LA as the fire emergency rages on; An injury hit Nick Kyrgios pulling back from singles matches in Australia.

A 13 year old to face court over a supermarket stabbing; Firefighters race to contain LA fires ahead of a concerning weather forecast; Jannik Sinner has made a successful start to his Australian Open title defence.

Qatar presents Israel and Hamas with a ceasefire draft as negotiations reach a breakthrough; Immigration detention facility found to be illegally holding detainees in cells without water; Nick Kyrgios's grand slam return at the Australian Open ends abruptly.

Pre-election shadow boxing begins, with the PM and opposition leader trading barbs; North Korean soldiers captured by Ukrainian forces; Local tennis underdog Maya Joint preparing for her Australian Open match tonight.

Concerns about a rise in antisemitism after an inner Sydney synagogue attack; The US military on standby to help fight the deadly LA fires; Melbourne rider Lucinda Stewart makes history at the Australian road cycling titles.