SBS News Headlines

Socceroos book a spot in the World Cup knockout round; race to reach survivors after deadly earthquakes in Venezuela; music fans celebrate Global Beatles Day.

Thousands feared dead after earthquakes in Venezuela; mining giant Fortescue faces harassment claims; Australia takes on Paraguay in the FIFA World Cup.

The death toll rises in Venezuela after two powerful earthquakes; Plan International calls for full humanitarian access in Gaza; The Socceroos to face Paraguay in a match that could define its World Cup campaign.

Venezuela declares post-earthquake emergency', A slight drop in Australia's unemployment rate, And at the World Cup, South Africa records a 1-nil win over South Korea for the first time.

Devastating Earthquakes Hit Venezuela, Teal independents launch a new centrist political, Brazil defeats Scotland in the World Cup.

** More suspected cases of bird flu ** The Greens fear proposed cuts to the NDIS will lead to deaths And at the World Cup... ** Scotland eyes World Cup history against Brazil

Treasurer Jim Chalmers welcomes the latest inflation figures, The Greens urge Angus Taylor to stand up to One Nation, Wins for Colombia, Croatia, and Portugal on Day 13 of the tournament.

The regulator asked to investigate energy price increases, A mission to evacuate stranded sailors in the Strait of Hormuz, A goalless draw in the World Cup game between England and Ghana.

Iran says it will never negotiate over its ballistic missiles; A Queensland family facing deportation after a visa bungle granted permanent residency; Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo makes World Cup history.

The Greens vows to keep fighting NDIS cuts after agreeing to support housing tax reforms, Australian passengers from a Hantavirus stricken cruise ship leave quarantine, Algeria wins their group J match against Jordan.