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In this bulletin, King Charles and Queen Camilla in Canberra; Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu speaks with Donald Trump; and in sports, New Zealand win the Women's T20 Cricket World Cup for the first time.

King Charles shares his joy in visiting Australia for the first time as sovereign; Queensland's opposition leader heckled by protesters as the LNP officially launches its election campaign; And in sport, Australian boxer Tim Tszyu obliterated in a shock defeat.

In this bulletin, Federal ministers congratulate ACT Labor on being re-elected for a seventh consecutive term; seventy-three Palestinians killed in Israeli strikes on northern Gaza; and in the A-League, the coach of the Brisbane Roar says the team will come back stronger after losing to Auckland Football Club.

In this bulletin, Labor re-elected to power in the ACT election for a seventh term; Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is confident Australia's lobster trade will bounce back stronger; and in the A-League, The Sky Blues win the A-League Sydney derby.

The bodies of two children found hours after a woman pulled from waters in sydney's southwest; Opposition leader Peter Dutton pledges $5 billion dollars in housing investment if he wins the next election; And in sport, Melbourne Victory's captain becomes first player to be sent off in the A-League season.

In this bulletin, voting underway in the ACT election; new figures reveal the cost of cleaning up MP offices vandalised by protesters; and in sport, Australia's Alex de Minaur frustrated in his quest to reach the ATP Finals for the first time.

In this bulletin, Charles and Camilla arrive in Sydney to begin their five-day tour of Australia; security ramped-up in Indonesia before its presidential inauguration; and in sport, Sydney Roosters play-maker Sandon Smith charged over a car crash.

In this bulletin, Hezbollah says Israel's killing of the Hamas leader is a new phase in the Middle East conflict, experts warn lowering the age of criminal responsibility in the Northern Territory will increase incarceration rates, and in cricket, Australian cricketers says Cameron Green's injury absence is a big blow. Listen to Australian and world news and follow trending topics with SBS News Podcasts.

In this bulletin. Israel says Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar has been killed in the Gaza Strip; Australia's rental vacancy rate falls for the third month in a row; And in sport, Australia's domination of women's cricket comes to an end.

A man charged over a Nazi salute in New South Wales; Israel says they have killed the new leader of the Hamas militant group; The A-F-L hands down sanctions to a group of G-W-S Giants players after an end of season party.