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Questions over the eligibility of Lidia Thorpe to sit in the Senate; Over 30 students injured by a molotov cocktail at a high school in Chile and in sport, Australian driver Mark Winterbottom confirms a shift in gears on the motor sports grid.

In this bulletin, an Indigenous man found dead in a West Australian prison, at least four killed in Turkiye in what authorities say is a terrorist attack, and in netball, the Diamonds suffer another loss to New Zealand in game two of the Constellation Cup.

Rights group says Israel is depleting all means of survival in northern Gaza, Neo-Nazis clash with pro-refugee protestors, Commonwealth Games boss says axed events can come back.

Bruce Lehrmann proceeding with his defamation appeal after a court ruling on costs, Israel confirms the killing of a senior Hezbollah leader, Alex de Minaur bounces back from disappointment with a gritty victory in Vienna.

The former CEO of Abercrombie and Fitch charged with sex trafficking; a new mandatory industry code on baby formula advertising in Australia; and the Matildas prepare for upcoming friendlies against Switzerland and Germany.

U-S Secretary of State heads to Israel; Peter Dutton calls for Lidia Thorpe to resign and hockey, rugby sevens and cricket are among the sports axed from the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.

A statue of Queen Victoria in Sydney's CBD has been hit with what appears to be red paint; Israel's military has defended its decision to strike more targets in Beirut and the Broncos weighing up Ezra Mam's future after the five eighth allegedly failed a roadside drug test.

In this bulletin, police investigate the discovery of Hamas graffiti on Sydney beaches; a US envoy holds talks in Beirut in the hope of negotiating a ceasefire; and in sport, the AFLW to play in Darwin this week for the historic Indigenous Round.

Oxfam says Israeli soldiers have rounded up and shot Palestinians in northern Gaza; new guidelines to protect people from getting sick after drinking water tap water and Cuba without electricity after Hurricane Oscar

Compensation for Qantas workers sacked during the pandemic; efforts to revive and maintain Aboriginal languages celebrated during during Aboriginal Languages Week and a famous canine in the running for an award.