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Mass prison shift in the NT as inmate numbers reach record highs; Outgoing Queensland Premier Steven Miles says he hopes to stay on as Labor leader; and in sport, UFC middleweight champion Robert Whittaker suffers a devastating first-round loss.

Australia cancels the visa of a controversial far right activist from the US; Iran fuels speculation of support for a ceasefire in its response to Israeli air strikes; And in sport, Alex de Minaur is eliminated from the Vienna Open.

In this bulletin, David Crisafulli to become Queensland's 41st premier, Israel unapologetic after striking military targets in Iran - and avoiding nuclear sites, and in sport, Via Sistina wins the Cox Plate at Melbourne's Moonee Valley.

Three men have died after a fatal collision between two light planes in Sydney's southwest; Katter’s Australian Party leader slams LNP claims against his party; And in sport, a celebration of Indigenous culture and women's football.

The polls open in Queensland - with the race for Premier tightening; United States president Joe Biden formally apologises to Native Americans; Cricket Australia has overturned David Warner's lifetime leadership ban for ball tampering.

The world's biggest miners to pay $45-billion to settle Brazilian mining disaster case; Queenslanders head to the polls as state election campaigning wraps up; Nine Indigenous Olympians recognised as outstanding role models.

Australia and the UK partner up on a new climate deal; Qantas announces cash payments for workers as strikes continue and Cricket Australia scraps Warner's lifetime leadership ban.

Two dead after a truck slams into a house in Victoria; Donald Trump says he will fire the special counsel prosecuting him for January 6 and youth and experience to fire for the Matildas in their friendly with Switzerland.

In this bulletin: a man is in hospital after a shootout with police in Victoria's Gippsland region, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese defends Australia after Chinese accusations of racism, and in sport, Australian cricketer Josh Hazlewood says there will be no rerun of the cricket trio.

Cash payments announced for those affected by mass power outages in far-west NSW; Lidia Thorpe says she fulfilled her duties correctly when sworn in and the Matildas gear up to face Switzerland under interim coach Tom Sermanni.