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Government sponsored flights out of Lebanon coming to an end; Israeli air strike on a refugee camp in Gaza kills at least 21; The Socceroos defeat China in their World Cup qualifying match.

China to lift trade restrictions on Australian rock lobster by the end of the year, the Deputy Prime Minister's chief of staff makes bullying claims; and in Tennis, Australian Open boss Craig Tiley hopeful Nick Kyrgios will feature in the 2025 tournament.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to raise trade and security matters at the ASEAN summit; three scientists win the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their work on proteins; and the Socceroos face China in a crucial World Cup qualifying match.

In this bulletin, Anthony Albanese says Australia supports a ceasefire in the Middle East; Tensions rise again between North and South Korea; and in sport, Jannik Sinner defeats Ben Shelton in the Shanghai Masters.

Independent Senator Fatima Payman unveils a new political party; Hurricane Milton strengthens into an enormous Category 5 storm; And in sport, Australia's inaugural Women's America's Cup campaign has come to a frustrating end.

Debate over whether the NBN should remain publicly owned; The Israeli Prime Minister says its airstrikes have killed two Hezbollah members; And in sport, the Penrith Panthers are welcomed home after winning the NRL Grand Final.

Hezbollah says it supports a ceasefire in Lebanon; the winners of the 2024 Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science announced; and in Tennis, Australia's final two knocked out of the Shanghai Masters.

The coalition condemns the prime minister for including calls for a ceasefire in an October 7 motion in Parliament; Expert warns Australia is not prepared to deal with the increasing challenges posed by the Climate change; The Sydney Southern Stars anticipate the White Ferns from New Zealand to be a bigger challenge than usual.

Australia's political leaders warned about the security threats arising from climate change; A new goal set to boost New South Wales tourism to $91 billion; Two Australian golfing talents arrive on the sport's biggest tours.

A new report finds Australia is unprepared for the security threat arising from climate change; Hundreds of Australians fleeing Lebanon return home on government's first repatriation flight; The AFL trade period begins.