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A sheriff says a third assassination attempt against Donald Trump has been thwarted; Australians urged to check their tech devices ahead of the 3G shutdown and in cricket, Australia books a spot in the women's T20 World Cup semi-finals.

In this bulletin, states and territories moving ahead with truth telling and Treaty, one year after the failed Voice referendum; government evacuation flights for Australians in Lebanon come to an end; and in sport, Papua New Guinea showcases Rugby League talent ahead of its entry into Australia's NRL.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese welcomes the patriarch of the Greek Orthodox church to Melbourne; A Labor minister says the government is committed to a better future for Indigenous Australians; And in sport, the Socceroos goalkeeper says his side will put on a performance in their match against Japan next week.

In this bulletin, Indigenous leaders reflect on the one-year anniversary of the Voice referendum; King Charles says it is up to Australia to decide whether it becomes a republic; and in sports, the Wallaroos win their first piece of major tournament silverware.

In this bulletin, a fifth United Nations peacekeeper injured in Lebanon; Victoria's Police Chief apologises to the Jewish community; and in sports, defending Supercars champion Brodie Kostecki to start today's Bathurst 1000 in pole position.

Commemorations held across the country on the 22nd anniversary of the Bali Bombings; Victoria's Police Chief condemns a police sergeant accused of performing the Nazi salute; And in sport, the Socceroos to attempt to defy the odds and defeat Japan on home soil.

Final warnings for Australians to leave Lebanon before government sponsored flights end; a Victorian police officer accused of making the Nazi salute; and in sport, concern the Queensland election campaign may impact Brisbane's Olympic preparations.

Attacks on the base of the UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon condemned; the Nobel Peace Prize award to a group representing atomic bomb survivors in Japan; and in cricket, Australia defeats Pakistan in the Women's T20 World Cup.

Israel injures multiple peacekeepers in attacks on UN headquarters in Lebanon; Penny Wong says flights out of Lebanon will stop; And in football, Matildas coach says Sam Kerr isn't rushing recovery ahead of this month's friendlies.

Opposition foreign minister says Australians fleeing Lebanon should pay for commercial tickets if able; Israeli strikes on central Beirut kill at least 22 people, injure more than 117; And in tennis, Rafael Nadal shares news of his retirement on social media.