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The Prime Minister says he will be prioritising listening to First Nations leaders at the Garma Festival; A Wall Street journalist expresses relief over Russian prisoner release; And in sport, a gold medal for Australia's women's 4x200-metre freestyle relay team.

In this bulletin, Australians in Lebanon told again to leave immediately; over 140 people arrested after a weekend of rioting in the UK; and in Olympic news, the IOC says gender tests on two female boxers were flawed and illegitimate.

The Prime Minister says he has not abandoned hopes for treaty talks, Tony Burke says the government is looking at ways to extend visas of Palestinians in Australia, Australian Open champion Sabalenka ousted from DC Open semi finals...

Indigenous youth leaders at the Garma Festival reflect on what comes next after the defeated Voice referendum; students in Bangladesh renew their protests, calling for resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina; and in athletics, Julien Alfred wins the women’s 100 metres final to claim Saint Lucia’s first-ever Olympic medal.

Aboriginal groups welcome the apology from the Northern Territory police chief; Iran claims Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh was killed by ‘short-range projectile'; and Tennis players John Peers and Matt Ebden boost Australia's gold medal tally to 12.

The Northern Territory Police apologise for 150 years of racism in policing, Donald Trump agrees to debate Kamala Harris on Fox News, Australian Saya Sakakibara wins Australia's first Olympic gold in BMX.

Anthony Albanese says more work needs to be done to improve the lives of Indigenous Australians; the Northern Territory Police Commissioner to apologise for racism in policing; and swimmer Kaylee McKeown is the first Australian to win four individual Olympic gold meals.

Peter Dutton reveals there will be no Makarrata Commission if he is elected as Prime Minister; Melbourne's legionnaires disease outbreak worsens; and in sports, Australia's Kaylee McKeown has claimed her second gold medal at the Paris Olympics.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong addresses Israeli review of their killing of an Australian aid worker; The Fair Work Commission applies to have branches of the construction union placed into administration; And in sport, Olympics organisers defend the food provided to athletes after numerous complaints.

In this bulletin, Joe Biden hails a prisoner swap with Russia, calling it a 'powerful example' of the importance of allies; Australia's biggest celebration of First Nations culture begins in the Northern Territory; and in sport, Algerian boxer Imane Khelif wins her opening Olympic boxing match after her opponent quit after 46 seconds.