Protesters and police clash in demonstrations against Israeli president's visit to Australia; Hong Kong authorities defend the jailing of pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai; and in sport, the Seattle Seahawks win the US Super Bowl.

Controversy continues over the Israeli President's visit; Hong Kong democracy activist Jimmy Lai sentenced to 20 years in jail; and in sport, Seattle Seahawks win a second Super Bowl title.

The New South Wales Premier urges calm in the face of protests over the Israeli President's Sydney visit; Sussan Ley denies speculation she will be removed as Opposition leader, as the Coalition reunites; and in sport, American skiing legend Lindsey Vonn has surgery after a crash at the Winter Olympics.

Legal challenge targets extra police powers for the Israeli president's visit to Australia; the Christchurch Mosque gunman's appeal hearing is set to begin; Gout Gout will skip this year's Commonwealth Games to focus on the world under-20s.

A deal to reunify the Liberals and Nationals, A heavy police presence for the Israeli President's visit, And in golf, Elvis Smylie makes a dazzling debut on the Saudi-backed LIV Golf tour.

Anger builds ahead of the Israeli president's arrival; reports the coalition is poised to reunite; Australia's first medal hope dashed at the Winter Olympics.

Albanese says Australians have the rights to express views, ahead of planned protests against the Israeli President; Thailand heads to the polls today to elect a new parliament; Sydney FC loses to Auckland, one-nil.

Albanese says Australians have the rights to express views, ahead of planned protests against the Israeli President; Thailand heads to the polls today to elect a new parliament; Sydney FC loses to Auckland, one-nil.

Claims restrictions on protests against the Israeli President in Australia are unreasonable... Donald Trump warns of the consequences of no nuclear deal with Iran after what he says were good talks... and Socceroos aspirant moves back to the A-League ahead of the World Cup

The so-called Islamic State group claim responsibility for suicide bomber attack in Islamabad; New South Wales Premier appeals for calm across state ahead of Israeli President's visit; Australian freeskier Daisy Thomas ruled out of first event following crash at training.