Severe weather warnings remain with a ship crew rescue underway as the New South Wales flood emergency intensifies, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pledges more Russian sanctions and more Ukraine military aid after visiting the capital Kyiv and in sport, Novak Djokovic advances to another Wimbledon quarter final as centre court marks its 100th anniversary.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese visits Ukraine following last week's NATO summit in Europe, torrential rain across New South Wales causes dangerous conditions as authorities warn of a flooding emergency and an emotional stage victory for the flying Dutchman at the Tour de France.

In this bulletin, thousands of homes evacuated and dozens of people rescued, as Sydney suburbs flood for the second time this year, fighting intensifies for one of the last remaining cities under Ukrainian control, and in tennis, Nick Kyrgios laughs off suggestions from Wimbledon opponent Stefanos Tsitsipas that he's a bully.

The Defence Minister says he'll attempt to have Australia's new submarines delivered earlier, Ash Barty named Person of the Year at the NAIDOC Awards and in tennis, another controversial match for Nick Kyrgios at Wimbledon.

Floodwaters across Sydney prompt evacuation orders, Ash Barty named Person of the Year at the NAIDOC Awards and in cycling, Dutchman Fabio Jakobsen wins stage two of the Tour de France.

In this bulletin, the Australian Defence Force on standby as the weather bureau warns New South Wales to brace for heavy rain and flooding, thousands protest for abortion rights in Australia in the wake of the Roe v Wade decision in the United States, and in sport, European police investigate potential doping in the Tour de France.

French President Emmanuel Macron says Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is 'not responsible for the scrapped submarine deal as the two leaders meet to reset ties; New South Wales to be pelted with intense rains triggering warnings of flooding and landslips; and in tennis, Venus Williams marks a triumphant return to Wimbeldon.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese pledges a "new chapter" in relations between France and Australia, as he meets with French President Emmanuel Macron; Julian Assange appealling his extradition to the United States; and in sport, the Tour de France gets underway in Denmark.

Cost of living relief for Australia's lowest paid workers, A slight increase to the Medicare rebate announced, and Nick Kyrgios fined heavily for spitting at a spectator.

Pandemic leave payments end as the new financial year begins, The UN critical of a court decision in the United States that could impact on greenhouse gas emissions, And in tennis, Alex de Minaur storms into Wimbledon's final 32, despite a rain delay threatening the match.