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Australia signs a groundbreaking free trade deal with the United Arab Emirates; Shocking new figures reveal the extent of the domestic violence crisis in New South Wales; Josh Addo-Carr's future at the Canterbury Bulldogs uncertain.

Discussions on a crucial housing bill stall amid opposition from the Greens; Donald Trump blaming the Democrats for a second attempted shooting; The Matildas have a new interim coach ahead of two European friendlies.

The suspected gunman accused of Donald Trump assassination attempt charged with gun crimes. Australian researchers make new discovery which could help create new Covid-19 treatments. Brazil star Douglas Costa preparing for his Sydney FC debut.

In this bulletin, security expert says second assassination attempt against Donald Trump is not a failure of his security team; Greens leader Adam Bandt says federal government is refusing to negotiate on housing issues; and in sports, Ange Postecoglou facing criticism over Tottenham's bad start in the Premier League.

In this bulletin, the FBI says Donald Trump was the target of another attempted assassination; a political fight over housing legislation; and in sports, Australia's Oscar Piastri celebrates winning the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

Presidential candidate Donald Trump marked safe after nearby gunshots, Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu tells Houthis they will pay a heavy price as missile hits Israel, Manly stuns Canterbury 22-24 in the NRL elimination finals.

The Federal Opposition says new misinformation laws are "grossly incompetent"; the jobless rate tipped to remain steady and wheelchair racer Madison de Rozario wins the Sydney Marathon.

Timor-Leste marks 25 years since the UN-backed referendum that secured its independence, Indigenous health advocates call for culturally appropriate aged care, and new records set at the Sydney Marathon.

Australia's longest-serving lord mayor claims victory in local elections, An independent inquiry to assess the water impacts of gas exploration in the Northern Territory, and the Cowboys keep their premiership hopes alive after eliminating the Knights.

Voters in New South Wales head to polls in local council elections; U-K Prime Minister Starmer and U-S President Biden meet for discussion on weapons supply for Ukraine and in tennis, Australia's Davis Cup team qualify for a November showdown.