SBS News Headlines

Iran takes aim at Australia over a social media post; Hamas leaders face US criminal charges over the October 7 attack; North Queensland assistant coach James Maloney sacked after being charged with drink driving.

Four ministers resign from the Ukranian government; The Liberal federal executive launches a takeover of the party's New South Wales division; And in the Paralympics, Australian sprinter James Turner smashes his own world record in the men's T36 400m.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announces new agreement to fund schools in Western Australia. Opposition leader Peter Dutton accuses Prime Minister of misleading ASIO boss on Gaza visa situation, Alex De Minaur survives all-Australian clash against Jordan Thompson to advance to US Open quarterfinals.

ASIO Director Mike Burgess says his comments on Palestinian Visa vetting have been misconstrued, Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel must control the Philadelphi corridor, Rafael Nadal defends Jannik Sinner over doping allegations...

In this bulletin, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he will not be pressured following mass protests; a former childcare worker pleads guilty to more than 300 child sex offences; and in sport, Australian triathlete Lauren Parker wins gold after an upset in Tokyo.

Flights cancellations and power outages as strong winds hit the east coast of Australia; a woman hospitalised after being bitten by a tiger at the Dreamworld theme park on the Gold coast; and in sports, Australia's Alexei Popyrin defeated by American Francis Tiafoe at the US Open.

Wild weather warnings remain in place for parts of southeast Australia; new data reveals alarming rates of emotional abuse against Australian children; and in sport, the Sydney Roosters finals hopes in jeopardy.

In this bulletin, the east coast braces for more severe weather; Ukraine has launched one its largest drone attacks on Russia since Russia's invasion in 2022; and in football, Manchester City at the top of the English Premier League after their third consecutive win.

Thousands without power in Tasmania thanks to severe storms; Tensions rising in the South China Sea over a disputed territory; Victoria's Commonwealth Games compensation likely to cover the cost of the event - for the next host.

New cost of living measures announced for Australians; Kathleen Folbigg to seek millions in compensation over wrongful conviction; the Wallabies defeat Argentina, re-energising Australia's Rugby Championship campaign.