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Jewish leaders says the first anniversary of the October 7 attack is a day of mourning; US Green Party says vice presidential Kamala Harris could lose American Arab and Muslim vote in key battleground states over her support for Israel; James Tedesco has been dumped as the Australian Test captain.

The world marks 12 months since the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel; 904 Australians evacuated from Lebanon in the last 48 hours; The Panthers celebrate with fans after winning their fourth straight NRL premiership.

In this bulletin, the one-year anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel marked in Australia; Iran's foreign ministry summons Australia's ambassador in Tehran; and in sports, the Panthers become the first team in six decades to win four straight NRL titles.

Thousands take to the streets in pro-Palestinian protests across the country; New South Wales Premier calls for urgent age restrictions on social media; And in sport, Melbourne Storm and the Panthers prepare for the NRL Grand Final.

In this bulletin, a man is fighting for his life after an alleged hit and run in South Australia; Benjamin Netanyahu reacts with fury to calls for an arms embargo against Israel; and in sport, Novak Djokovic returns to winning form at the Shanghai Masters.

In this bulletin, an evacuation flight for Australians fleeing Lebanon lands in Cyprus; Former South Australian Liberal leader David Speirs quitting politics; and in sport, the Penrith Panthers quietly confident of a fourth consecutive NRL premiership.

The transport minister reiterates Australians shouldn't delay leaving Lebanon; A historic visit by the most senior figure in the Greek Orthodox church; And in NRL, a grand final between the Panthers and Melbourne looms as a potential classic.

In this bulletin, Hezbollah flags to be banned at a Gaza rally in Sydney ahead of October 7; Google in New Zealand threatens to cut off news content from its search results; and in sport, Australia's women's T20 side preparing for their World Cup title defence.

In this bulletin, Qantas announces new mercy flights for Australians evacuating Lebanon; An employee at a Russian-controlled nuclear power plant in Ukraine killed in a car bombing; and in sport, calls for unity at the embattled Melbourne Demons AFL club.

Israel carries out deadly strikes in Lebanon and the occupied West Bank, The Prime Minister says expelling Iranian ambassador is not in Australia's interests, Veteran coaches Craig Bellamy and Ivan Cleary ready to battle for their fourth NRL premiership.