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In this bulletin, political debate continues over visas for Gaza refugees; After a two-week delay, the new Sydney Metro set to officially open; And in cycling, Belgium's Justine Ghekiere overcome with emotion after winning stage seven of the women's Tour de France.

In this bulletin, a four-year-old girl flown to hospital after being bitten by a dingo in Queensland; Indian doctors strike as anger grows over the rape and murder of a trainee doctor; And in sport, 14-year-old Arisa Trew on life back home after her history-making result at the Paris Games.

Fears ease for Anzac war graves amid fires on the Gallipoli coast; A woman charged with fraud over a plot to sell the iconic Graceland home of Elvis; A frustrating display for Carlos Alcaraz at the Cincinatti Open.

In this bulletin, first confirmed case of polio detected in Gaza; The Reserve Bank governor says a longer-term plan is needed to ensure the viability of Australia’s cash system; And in cycling, France's Cédrine Kerbaol makes history at Tour de France Femmes.

In this bulletin, travellers urged to consider mpox vaccine; The United Nations chief calls for a pause in the fighting in Gaza to vaccinate children against polio; And in rugby union, The Wallabies say they're ready for tonight's showdown against South Africa in Perth.

New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Luxon meets Anthony Albanese in Canberra, An emotional school service held for a girl killed on the Gold Coast, Could Jahrome Hughes become New Zealand's next face of rugby league?

Peter Dutton continues calls for Palestinian visa ban as death toll in Gaza surpasses 40,000, New South Wales Liberals state director Richard Shields has been sacked, Penrith's premiership hopes in doubt as Nathan Cleary suffers shoulder injury.

In this bulletin, Palestinian health authorities say more than 40,000 have been killed since the 7th of October, five people arrested over the death of US actor Matthew Perry, Australian breaking athlete Raygun, breaks her silence on her Olympics performance controversy.

An elderly man charged with his wife's murder almost three decades ago; New Zealand Prime Minister Chris Luxon keen to talk tough with Anthony Albanese; Kylian Mbappe's new teammates celebrate his debut for Real Madrid.

Government set to slash $3 billion in university debt; Labor Senator says Opposition leader is undermining Australia's security agencies by calling to ban Gaza refugees; and in tennis, Australia's Alex De Minaur back in the game for the US Open.