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Greens leader Adam Bandt criticises the federal government's inflation response, Concerns over government backdown on LGBTIQ census changes, And in tennis, Iga Swiatek advances to the second round of the US Open.

The PM says Australia has secured support for the Pacific Policing Initiative, Mixed reactions from university leaders to cap on international student placements, Kokkinakis joins fellow Australians to advance through to the second round of the US Open.

A treaty between Australia and Tuvalu to be ratified at the Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting; vocational training providers react to a newly announced cap on international students numbers; Belgian Wout van Aert wins stage 10 of the Vuelta a España.

Tens of thousands of CFMEU workers take to the streets, The United Nations Secretary-General calls for climate justice for Pacific countries, Defending champions Novak Djokovic and Coco Gauff enjoy comfortable wins in the first round of the U-S Open.

Government to limit the number of international student places for next year, Singapore Airlines to become first international carrier to operate out of Western Sydney airport, Alexei Popyrin has become the first Australian winner at the US Open.

In this bulletin, Australia's tax system blamed for growing inequality in new report; At least 70 killed in a series of insurgent attacks in Pakistan; and in football, Sydney FC coach excited about his latest signing.

The managing director of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra departs as an external review is announced; The incoming Chief Minister of the Northern Territory outlines her 'tough on crime' plan; Brazilian World Cup star Douglas Costa signs on with Sydney FC.

Australians could soon find it easier to get refunds when their flights are delayed or cancelled under new reforms; a new law for workers on the 'right to disconnect' come into effect; and British cyclist Adam Yates wins stage 9 of the Vuleta a Epsana.

In this bulletin, leaders from across the region are descending on Tonga for The Pacific Island Forum Leader's Meeting which begins today, laws giving workers the right to disconnect after hours come into force, Novak Djokovic says he's not thinking about retirement anytime soon.

A major Sydney highway closed after a car crash and stabbing rampage; The Coalition accused of politicising the issue of Gaza visas; Aussie Formula One driver Oscar Piastri unhappy with qualifying for the Dutch Grand Prix.