SBS News Headlines

Penny Wong condemns the deaths of Palestinians in an Israeli air strike; Labor declares it's working with the Reserve Bank to bring down inflation; Australia names its flagbearers for the Paris Olympic Games closing ceremony.

In this bulletin, Donald Trump's presidential campaign says it has been hacked; The National Indigenous Music awards celebrates 20 years of First Nations musical excellence; and in sport, Australia's chef de mission defends B-girl Raygun after viral Paris debut.

In this bulletin, grief and anger as 100 people killed in an Israeli attack on a Gaza school; a delegation of Pacific Island leaders to visit New Caledonia for a fact-finding mission; and in sport, Australian Jess Hull makes history with her silver medal win in the 1500-metres at the Paris Games.

A man critical after being shot by police in a Queensland hospital; Penny Wong condemns Israeli comments on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza; Fans celebrate after Algeria's Imane Khelif wins the women's boxing gold medal.

In this bulletin, Kamala Harris supporters gather in Arizona ahead of campaign rally; Australia and New Zealand announce $42.6 million program to store and manage disaster relief supplies; and in sport, Algerian boxer Imane Khelif celebrates a gold medal win.

In this bulletin, the CFMEU says the government has launched a full-frontal attack on the union; artist Noli Rictor wins the nation's most prestigious award for Indigenous art; And at the Olympics, Perth's Maddison Keeney makes history with Silver in three metre springboard at Paris.

The government threatens new laws to target the CFMEU, Tropical Storm Debby downgraded after leaving at least seven people dead, St Kilda confirms they will not be pursuing disgraced former player Tarryn Thomas.

Majority of school teachers say they will leave teaching before retirement, The federal government looking to address a critical shortage in doctors across the country, A Ukrainian wrestler uses his last Olympic Games to speak out against Russia's invasion of his country.

At least 15 Palestinians killed following Israeli air strikes on two schools; Muhammad Yunus has been sworn in as Bangladesh's interim leader and Australia's women's water polo team advance to their first final since the 2000 Olympics in Sydney.

Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles says the U-S-Australia military alliance is the strongest it's ever been, The Israeli Supreme Court considers closing prison camp after claims of torture and abuse, The Prime Minister praises Australian athletes after most successful OIympic day ever.