Angus Taylor elected new leader of the Liberal Party, after winning a spill motion; advocates call for urgent action on Indigenous deaths in custody; and in hockey, Australia's Kookaburras secure their second win of the FIH Pro League Hobart block.

Thousands in Melbourne protest against Israeli president's visit to Australia; Angus Taylor expected to challenge for the Liberal leadership today; And in sport, the IOC bans a Ukrainian skeleton racer over a tribute helmet.

Israeli President Isaac Herzog ends his Australian trip with a visit to Melbourne; the Liberal Party leadership to be determined in a ballot; and in cricket, Australia's T20 team makes a winning start to the World Cup in Sri Lanka against Ireland.

Angus Taylor challenges Sussan Ley for leadership of the Liberal Party; a special envoy appointed to progress investigations into the methanol poisoning deaths of two Australians in Laos; Australians Scotty James and Valentino Guseli reach the snowboard halfpipe final at the Milano Cortina Games.

Angus Taylor resigns ahead of an expected Liberal leadership spill; Millions of voters in Bangladesh prepare to go to the polls; And in football, Tottenham Hotspur sacks manager Thomas Frank after a poor Premier League run.

Police granted extra powers ahead of the Israeli president's visit to Melbourne; Ukraine's ambassador to Australia calls for more support, as the country enters a fifth year of war.; and in football, Socceroo Mohammed Toure scores a hat-trick in his first start for Norwich City.

The Grand Mufti of Australia calls for a transparent investigation of police conduct at a Sydney rally; the heads of America's immigration agencies questioned at a hearing in Washington; and in sport, a Ukrainian athlete defies an Olympic ban on his helmet showing war victims.

Protesters demand the release of several people arrested during a pro-Palestinian rally in Sydney; Epstein survivors unveil a bill to end statute of limitations on sex trafficking cases; and in sport, the Bangladesh Cricket Board urges Pakistan to withdraw its decision on Sunday's match.

Anthony Albanese defends President Isaac Herzog's visit as he issues call for calm; government unveils policy to end violence against First Nations women and children; and in cricket, Pakistan reverses its boycott and agrees to play against India in the T20 World Cup.

New South Wales Premier defends police response at Sydney protest against Israeli president's visit; Members of the crossbench call for policy to repair social media algorithms; And in sport, Snowboarding history made as two Australian women finish in top 10 for the first time.