SBS News Headlines

Frontline service providers welcome new family violence sector funding; Israeli forces kill an American-Turkish activist in the West Bank and in tennis, Taylor Fritz defeats Frances Tiafoe to advance to the US Open final.

In this bulletin, a US-Turkish woman killed in West Bank, after Israeli forces opened fire; An earthquake strikes New South Wales's Hunter region; and in Tennis, Jannik Sinner becomes the first Italian man in history to reach the US Open singles final.

In this bulletin, stolen wages class action brought by Aboriginal people in the Northern Territory settled; A former member of the Donald Trump administration says Kamala Harris is in a strong position going into the US election; and in cycling, Slovenian Primoz Roglic wins stage 19 of the Vuelta a Espana

Concerns that a new funding package for DV legal support will be too little, too late; Three men charged over the theft of antique handguns from regional New South Wales; Port Adelaide vice-captain Zak Butters in hospital.

New funding for frontline legal services as Australia confronts domestic violence; US authorities charge the father of a Georgia high school shooter; Coach Michael Palfrey sacked by Swimming Australia following a Paris Olympics controversy.

Calls for urgent action on funding gap between public and private school in Australia; Michel Barnier becomes France's new Prime Minister; Lauren Parker makes history as Australia's first dual-sport Paralympic gold medallist - at the same Games - in 48 years.

An independent report nukes Peter Dutton's energy plan; Calls for accountability grow in the wake of the final Grenfell fire report; Australians have their share of the leader jerseys on stage 17 of La Vuelta in Spain.

Bill Shorten announces his retirement from politics; The UK Prime Minister says sorry after a damning report in the 2017 Grenfell disaster; The last Australian eliminated from the men's singles at the U-S Open.

Australia's mass rejection of Palestinian visas described as highly dysfunctional or deliberately cruel... four people have died and at least nine injured in a mass shooting incident at a US high school... and Para-cyclist Lauren Parker becomes Australia's first dual-sport medallist in more than four decades at the Paralympics.

Australia defends its embassy in Iran amid a social media post controversy; Ireland to open a commission of inquiry into historic allegations of abuse in Catholic schools; Australia meeting Scotland tonight in a Twenty20 matchup.