At least 111 people dead after a powerful earthquake strikes Colombia; The Great Barrier Reef showing signs of recovery after a mass-bleaching event; Three football federations accuse FIFA's president of deception and call for new leadership.

In this bulletin, the Pentagon moves to boost weapons production as the Iran war drains US stockpiles, a near-miss at Sydney Airport sparks urgent talks with aviation chiefs. And in sport, Australian high jumper Izobelle Louison-Roe takes gold at the World Under-20 Championships.

In this bulletin, police reveal a suspected female body found in a suitcase is not actually human, a warm welcome for Vietnam's president on his first state visit to Australia. And in football, La Liga president joins calls for the resignation of Gianni Infantino as head of FIFA.

Israel rejects Donald Trump's 15-point plan for Gaza; Possible communications breakdown in near miss at Sydney Airport; And in cycling, Demi Vollering wins the Tour de France Femmes.

Investigation launched after a near-miss between two planes on the Sydney airport runway; 20-thousand evacuated in Canada as wildfires bare down on British Columbia; New South Wales pushes back against possible relocation of the 2028 NRL Grand final.

The federal government launches an ad campaign aimed at bullying in schools; Yolŋu Hip Hop star Baker Boy takes home three prizes at the National Indigenous Music Awards; And in sport, the Wallabies beat Japan in Osaka.

Iran lists demands for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz; Bird flu found in native wild birds in New South Wales; And in cycling, Dutch rider Demi Vollering wins stage eight of the women's Tour de France.

The Federal Government admits fuel prices are higher than they'd like; residents in Ceuta providing shelter for migrant children; Australia prepares to take on Bangladesh in a five-day cricket test in Darwin.

A second day of delays for Sydney air travellers; Thailand's government calls for stricter gun laws after a deadly school shooting; And in sport, former world tennis # 1 Ash Barty dusts off her racket one more time.

Thai police say a 14-year-old boy has killed at least seven people; Racism inquiry reveals almost 60 per cent of First Nations people experience racism at work; And in sport, FIFA's embattled Infantino gets some support.