The G20 meeting ends with mounting pressure on Russia to leave Ukraine; More rain ahead for the Northern Territory as hundreds evacuated from flooded communities; And in cricket, a rare win for Australia in the third test at Indore.

The federal government takes further steps towards the phasing out of the live sheep export trade; former leader Malcolm Turnbull to appear the Robodebt Royal Commission next week; and in sport, Canada's female football team reaches a pay deal.

The Deputy Prime Minister praises Australia's technical ingenuity ahead of an international air show in Victoria; the boss of one of Australia's big four banks comes out in support of Labor's superannuation reform; and in sport, in an Australian para-swim first, two head coaches are appointed to lead this year's world championships.

A Sydney woman in court for crashing the email account of a federal MP, The city of Bakhmut in Ukraine has been reduced to a wasteland, And in cricket, Play to resume in Australia's third test in India.

An ex-government Minister defends his response to legal advice about Robodebt at the Royal Commission; the Communications Minister reassures the sustainability of Australia Post is vital amid calls for reform; and in sport, Manchester United scores a win in the FA Cup.

The Communications Minister reassures the sustainability of Australia Post is vital, as there are calls for reform; protesters gather outside Thessaloniki station, after at least 38 people were killed in a deadly train collision in central Greece; and in sport, former Collingwood AFLW vice-captain is suing the club after she was allowed to return to training two and a half weeks after suffering a concussion.

In this bulletin, leaders expected to discuss the war in Ukraine at the G20 summit in India, Greece's Transport Minister steps down after a train collision kills at least 36 people, and in cricket, Australia takes control of the third test in India after two embarrassing defeats.

At least 26 dead in a train crash in Greece; the economy grows by less than expected; and in sport, Novak Djokovic wins on his return to the tennis court after injury.

The government defends its planned superannuation changes after the opposition accuses it of breaching election promises; an accused killer extradited from India over a Queensland woman's death; and in sport, high-profile forward Chloe Molloy becomes the first player to switch clubs during the AFLW priority sign and trade period.

NATO calls on Turkiye to back Finland and Sweden in their bid to join the alliance; The Ukraine president meets war crime prosecutors over claims against Russia; And in sport, six Japanese companies charged with rigging their bids for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.