Exiled mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin lands in Belarus; Anthony Albanese launches Labor's by-election campaign on the Gold Coast; And in AFL, two Geelong stars are inducted into the Australian Football Hall of Fame.

Cyber crimes falling under the radar in Australia; The victim of a Sydney shooting identified as a major underworld figure; A new report finds discrimination is rife in English cricket.

A fatal shooting at Sydney's Bondi Junction; Richard Marles defends the government's Ukraine military aid package; Germany enters training camp ahead of the women's football world cup, due to get underway in Australia soon.

In this bulletin, Vladimir Putin speaks for the first time since the Wagner group marched towards Moscow; a Greens Senator says the Voice to Parliament still has a good chance of success despite negative polling; and in sport, cricketer Ash Gardner steers Australia to success in the Ashes test.

A toddler dies in a driveway tragedy near Brisbane; Russia's failed Canberra embassy site finally vacant after a High Court loss; A nervous wait for West Australian surfer Jack Robinson as conditions delay the Rio Pro.

An investigation launched into the implosion of a submersible near the Titanic; Daryl Maguire charged with giving false evidence to a corruption inquiry; Carlos Alcaraz become the king of Queens and the men's world number one.

In this bulletin, former Labor leader Simon Crean dies at the age of 74; the Wagner group leaves the Russian cities it took over; and in sport, the Raiders have held off a late reaction from the Roosters at Sydney Football Stadium.

Australians warned to leave Russia immediately; New South Wales to make changes to its driver demerit point system and Alex de Minaur makes striking progress with a Queen's Club triumph.

In this bulletin, the Prime Minister remains optimistic about a successful referendum on a Voice to Parliament, an international security expert says Russia's Wagner mercenary group has severely damaged President Vladimir Putin's reputation, and in golf, Australian Minjee Lee's dreams of a third major in three years all but crushed.

In this bulletin, Russia's mercenary group turn back to avoid bloodshed after a major challenge to President Putin's power, concerns about misinformation ahead of the Voice referendum, and in cycling, organisers of the Tour Down Under announce the details of the new race format for 2024.