The Coalition accused of hypocrisy over its opposition to the government's planned hate law changes; A violent crackdown in Uganda as voting begins in the presidential election; A nightmare Australian Open draw for Alex de Minaur.

Hate speech laws in jeopardy as Greens and Coalition signal their opposition; The PM announces $26 million in additional support for flood-affected Queenslanders; And in football, Moroccans celebrate making it to the grand final of the African Cup of Nations.

Faith groups call for hate speech reforms to be pushed back; The US to suspend immigration visa applications from 75 countries; And in sport, Australia's Willie Peters tipped to become England's new national rugby league coach.

Debate continues ahead of the government bringing its draft hate speech bill into parliament; The foreign ministers of Denmark and Greenland prepare for a meeting at the White House; Bernard Tomic's hopes of an Australian Open resurrection dashed.

Labor MP says proposed hate laws already working as neo-Nazi group disbands... help for those affected by fires in Victoria... and Daria Kasatkina makes a second-round exit at the Adelaide International....

A man sentenced to death for taking part in protests in Iran... a Palestinian-Australian author threatens to sue South Australia's premier for defamation... and a former Manchester United midfielder named as the club's new coach.

The United Nations condemns Iran's crackdown on protesters as around 2,000 reportedly killed; Australia's most prominent neo-Nazi group to disband in response to proposed hate speech laws; and in tennis, Cruz Hewitt suffers a straight-sets exit from Australian Open qualifying.

Adelaide Writers' Week cancelled after major controversy triggers writers boycott; Protesters in Iran use Starlink to evade communications blackout; And in sport, Josh Cavallo alleges homophobia at Adelaide United led to his reduced game time.

Kevin Rudd's resignation as US ambassador not related to run-ins with Donald Trump, the PM says; The Security Council holds an emergency session on civilian needs in Ukraine; And in sport, Cricketer Alyssa Healey speaks on her retirement.

The Opposition to consider proposed hate speech reforms as Parliament returns early; talks with Iran possible after US threats over deadly protests; and in tennis, Bernard Tomic advances to the second round Australian Open qualifying.