South Australia becomes first state to sign on to the federal government's housing deal.. the UN might be running out of money... and a Socceroos contender does his World Cup chances no harm, with a strong performance for his English club

US President Donald Trump says peace deals are on the way in both Iran and Ukraine... bushfire-ravaged communities granted a funding lifeline... and Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz win two epic Australian Open semi-finals

Four people dead in suspected murder-suicide in Perth; the federal government agrees to pay extra $25 billion to fund public hospitals; and John Peers and Olivia Gadecki win back-to-back Australian Open mixed doubles titles.

Government delays start to program for early disability intervention services; a senior US official says the federal immigration operation will be more focused; and in tennis, Aryna Sabalenka welcomes possibility of Serena Williams' return to the sport.

Body of 16-year-old boy located in the Blue Mountains; the EU sanctions Iranian officials and designates Revolutionary Guard as terrorist group; and in tennis, world number one and two-time champion Aryna Sabalenka through to semi-finals.

Police investigate a reported sighting of suspected triple murderer Julian Ingram in New South Wales; Prime Minister Anthony Albanese looks to finalise funding deals for public health and the NDIS; And in sport, Sophie Molineux named as Australia's new women's cricket captain.

Nationals MP Colin Boyce launches a leadership challenge against David Littleproud; Positive reactions to the EU-India trade deal; and in football a Matildas trio is on track to become first Australians to be crowned football world champions.

Authorities investigating alleged throwing of a bomb into Perth Invasion Day rally as potential terrorist act; Five dead in the latest Russian attack on Ukraine; And in tennis, Jannik Sinner books a seventh-straight grand slam semi-final appearance.

Mixed reactions to the plan for Israel's President's to visit Australia; former prime minister Scott Morrison criticised over call for regulation of Islamic religious teachings; and Elena Rybakina defeats Iga Swiatek to reach Australian Open semi-finals.

Calls for more to be done to identify Islamic preachers spreading hate messages; heatwave conditions set to continue across inland regions of southeast Australia; and in the Australian Open, Coco Gauff's bid for a third Grand Slam title has come to an end.