In this bulletin, fresh sexual assault claims from Gaza flotilla activists, ASIO defends its resourcing before the Bondi attack. And in football, Martin Boyle boosted by good club form, as he seeks his first Socceroos World Cup squad.

A possible new political party to be formed from so-called teal independents; Emotional scenes as Australians who were detained in Israel return home; And in Formula One, Kimi Antonelli continues his winning streak at the Canadian Grand Prix.

More Australians from a Gaza bound flotilla arriving home after being deported by Israel; At least 24 people killed in a Pakistan train blast; And in sport, Retired Matildas goalkeeper Lydia Williams turns to coaching.

The United States says a deal close to end the war in Iran; a man dies after being attacked by a shark in far North Queensland; Oscar Piastri finishes fourth in the Canadian Grand Prix sprint.

A suspected gunman shot dead near the White House; a mission to clear mines in the Strait of Hormuz, as officials indicate progress in talks to end the war in Iran; Socceroos star Riley McGree World Cup hopes impacted by injury.

Progress made by US and Iran on peace deal; China mine explosion kills 82, injures dozens; and Auckland FC takes home the A-League trophy.

Federal Labor and Liberal leaders visit Victoria ahead of its state election; three dead in a car crash in Sydney; more tributes for Jai Arrow after his diagnosis with MND.

Donald Trump defends war against Iran and says he believes the conflict will be over soon; Victorian Labor and Liberal conferences underway ahead of the state election; and in sport, Sydney FC take on Auckland in the A-League championship grand final.

The World Health Organisation says an Ebola outbreak in the DRC is spreading rapidly; the prime minister pushes back on claims of death duties in the federal budget; Pep Guardiola to leave Man City.

A Gaza flotilla activist alleges mistreatment by Israeli authorities; An Australian man dies while hiking the Inca Trail in Peru; Socceroos midfielder Matthew Leckie says competition is fierce for World Cup spots.