In this bulletin, dozens of Palestinian civilians killed in an Israeli airstrike; only one in twenty Australian children eat enough fruit and vegetables; and in cricket, Australian bowlers rip through Pakistan's batsmen in the series opening in Perth.

Energy providers working to restore power in Queensland after storms, Hundreds of Israelis protest after the accidental killing of three hostages in Gaza, Ange Postecoglou's Tottenham team take a second win in a row against Nottingham Forest.

In this bulletin, Israel's military mistakenly kills three of the hostages held in Gaza; a judge finds broadcaster Piers Morgan knew about phone hacking while a newspaper editor; and AFL player Clayton Oliver charged with driving on a suspended licence.

In this bulletin, the United States says the war in Gaza is entering a new phase; Prince Harry wins his phone hacking case in the UK; and in sport, Spanish women's football top the FIFA rankings.

Israel's ambassador to the UK dismisses the idea of a two-state solution; Jewish community leaders "deeply troubled" by a sharp increase in anti-Semitic incidents in Australia; And in Rugby league, Fiji to host its first NRL-sanctioned fixture.

The US Congress approves the AUKUS submarine deal; Australia considering US request to send warship to the Red Sea; And in sport, Socceroos coach Graham Arnold disappointed over Mathew Leckie's injury ahead of the Asian Cup.

Authorities in Germany say four suspected members of Hamas are among seven people arrested over alleged attack plots; European leaders agree to allow EU membership talks with Ukraine and Moldova and a pollster say Peter Dutton is Australia's least trusted politician.

US Senate approves bill to transfer submarines to Australia; Kathleen Folbigg's friends celebrate her acquittal; And in sport, Mackenzie Arnold could become the world's top women's goalkeeper in the FIFA Best awards.

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Kathleen Folbigg acquitted of killing her four children; Cyclone Jasper downgraded, but authorities warn the wild weather isn’t over yet; And in sport, Usman Khawaja vows to fight a ban by the International Cricket Committee after he wore shoes depicting the words, all lives are equal.