In this bulletin, The UN fears more than 500 dead as boats carrying Rohingya refugees go missing; a report lays bare the rising use of drugs at work; and in sport Argentina facing possible FIFA sanctions over its semi-final Falklands banner.

In this bulletin, Iran threatens to close all shipping export corridors used by the US and its allies; calls to criminalise hate speech against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people; and in the FIFA World Cup, Argentina advances to the final with a 2-1 win against England.

The United States launches another wave of attacks against Iran; New Zealand prepares for more H5 bird flu cases after confirming its first detection in a wild seabird; England and Argentina kick off for a spot in the final.

Donald Trump threatens to destroy Iran's energy infrastructure; details revealed of a new plan to regulate AI in Australia; and celebrations as Spain reaches the World Cup final for the first time since 2010.

The Coalition criticises the prime minister's AI plan, saying it risks creating more bureaucracy; concern over fuel prices with the escalation in tensions in the Strait of Hormuz; and fans celebrate after Spain advances to the World Cup final.

A teenager charged following an alleged stabbing attack at a school in Brisbane; Donald Trump drops threats of tolls in the Strait of Hormuz; England prepares to come up against Argentina's star-player Lionel Messi in the World Cup Semi-Finals.

A teenage boy left with life-threatening injuries after an altercation at a Brisbane high school; a high-ranking member of crime syndicate arrested over Melbourne arson attacks; and in football, Argentina and England to face off in the World Cup semi-final.

More testimony from Jewish students and academics at Royal Commission into antisemitism and social cohesion; further charges over the murder of Sydney grandfather Chris Baghsarian; and in Tennis, Alex de Minaur reaches a career-high ranking of world No.5.

The United States reinstating its blockade of Iranian ports; New standards introduced requiring Australian universities to combat racism; France up against Spain in the World Cup semi-final.

The government vows no support for a group of suspected Australian IS group fighters in Iraq; 13 people killed returning from a wedding in Indonesia; and in cycling, Mathieu van der Poel wins stage nine of the Tour de France.