UN condemns the latest Israeli strikes in Lebanon; Labor criticises the Liberal party as Tony Abbott is elected federal party president; Socceroos heading to Los Angeles ahead of opening World Cup game.

Donald Trump yet to approve a US Iran ceasefire extension; quarantine extended for Australians caught up in cruise ship hantavirus outbreak; the date is named for a state memorial to honour AFL legend Neale Daniher.

3M vows to defend itself against the federal government’s PFAS lawsuit; More than 250 diphtheria cases recorded across Australia’s north; And in cricket, Teen sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi smashes an IPL sixes record with 97 off 29 balls.

The Federal Government sues a manufacturer over alleged chemical contamination at 28 defence sites, a woman who returned to Australia from Syria charged by terrorism police and Novak Djokovic moves to the third round of the French Open.

Donald Trump suggests an Iran deal may depend on Arab nations signing the Abraham Accords; housing tax changes to be introduced to parliament today; and the Blues take a win at State of Origin game one.

The federal government launches its major shake-up of Australia’s employment services system... Ali France referred to the Australian Electoral Commission... and Nishan Velupillay feeling good about his form, with the Socceroos' World Cup squad announcement just days away

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Major changes announced to employment services for jobless Australians; Westpac fined $26 million over financial hardship cases; And in sport, more than $12 million announced to fund this year's Rugby League World Cup.

Women and children linked to the IS group return to Australia; Four killed in a collision between a school bus and train in Belgium; And in sport, Mitch Moses ruled out of the State of Origin opener in Sydney.

In this bulletin, the US launches fresh strikes on Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz, two men arrested in the investigation into fugitive Dezi Freeman. And in football, 29 Socceroos players fight for a place on the World Cup squad.