A group of so-called 'ISIS brides' returning to Australia today; the US fires on an Iranian oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman; and in sport, disappointment as Federation Square in Melbourne cancels World Cup screenings.

In this bulletin, Islamic State-linked Australian women face arrest on return from Syria; Gaza health authorities say death toll from the war has risen; and in sport, Arsenal reaches its first Champions League final in 20 years.

A group of women and children linked to IS Group fighters returning to Australia; Donald Trump pauses US efforts to guide vessels out of the Strait of Hormuz; and Cameron Smith upbeat about the future of LIV golf.

The US says a fragile ceasefire is holding despite increased tensions over the Strait of Hormuz; the Reserve Bank explains why it's raised interest rates again; and in sport, Carlton fined over its handling of a mental health incident.

Borrowers hit again as the Reserve Bank raises interest rates; The antisemitism inquiry hears Jewish families are living in fear; Stephanie Gilmore reclaims her Gold Coast crown in her return to surfing’s world tour.

Rescuers among the dead after a yacht sinks in northern New South Wales... the federal government says a First Nations strategy is being developed to underpin reform to the NDIS... and Arsenal in the driver's seat to take the English Premier League title, after Manchester City slip up.

Three dead in a boating tragedy off the far north coast of New South Wales... the United States shoots down multiple Iranian missiles... and Brisbane Lions player Koby Evans accepts responsibility for using a homophobic slur.

** Australia and Japan strike a new agreement to deepen security and economic ties... ** A tanker hit by projectiles in the Strait of Hormuz as tensions escalate... And in sport, ** Daria Kasatkina wins first title as an Australian citizen.

Treasurer says savings to outweigh spending and tax changes in the upcoming budget; Japan's Prime Minister in Canberra to meet Anthony Albanese; and in sport Manchester United legend Sir Alex Ferguson hospitalised.

Public hearings to begin in the Royal Commission on antisemitism; another ship attacked in the Strait of Hormuz as the US reviews another peace proposal; and in sport, Matildas captain Sam Kerr breaks a record for Chelsea.