SBS News Headlines

Typhoon Gaemi makes landfall in China; a major fire in the Canadian tourist town of Jasper and surrounding national park and the Matildas lose 3-nil to Germany in the Paris Olympics opening game.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pays tribute to Linda Burney, who has announced she is retiring; Three people are dead and hundreds injured in Taiwan, after the strongest typhoon in eight years hits the island; And in sport, an Olympics soccer match between Argentina and Morocco paused for several hours after angry fans storm the pitch.

A cabinet reshuffle is imminent after two ministers step down; Australia sanctions Israelis for settler violence in West Bank; And in sport, Australia advances to rugby sevens quarter-finals at Paris Olympics.

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has addressed the US Congress; Typhoon Gaemi makes landfall in Taiwan with wind gusts of 240 kilometres per hour and Australia's flag bearers for the Paris Olympics have been named.

Australia in the middle of a "baby recession", with the cost of living crisis blamed for falling birth rates; Scientists say Australia's environment can be repaired using just 0.3 percent of GDP each year; And in sport, AFL coach Brad Scott calls to abolish the sub rule during head injury assessments.

Australian athletes warned not to publicly wear their Olympic uniform in Paris; Kamala Harris goes after Donald Trump's criminal record; And in sport, New Zealand's women's soccer team spot a drone over their training sessions.

Bodycam footage released in the U-S shows a police officer shooting dead an unarmed African-American woman; Israel's Prime Minister meets with the families of Israeli hostages in Washington and in women's rugby, leading players make a case for a longer season and full-time professionalism.

AFP disrupts an Indonesian sex trafficking ring syndicate; Kamala Harris secures Democratic Party nomination for upcoming U-S presidential elections; And in AFL, Magpies determined to fight to save premiership defence.

Police describe a hit-and-run death in Queensland as a domestic violence homicide; At least six people are dead in Croatia after a gunman starting shooting in a nursing home; And in AFL, Sydney's Sam Reid retires following a tortuous run with injury.

In this bulletin, officials in Gaza say at least 70 Palestinians have been killed in an Israeli air assault in Khan Younis; a gunman has shot and killed six people, including his mother at a nursing home in Croatia; Australia's men's team has beaten Olympic hosts France 83-82.