Three Nationals senators resign from opposition frontbench; Donald Trump forced to switch planes on the way to Davos for the World Economic Forum; the Socceroos will play Cameroon and Curaçao ahead of the FIFA World Cup.

Jewish groups welcome the passage of the hate speech bill in parliament; Canada's Prime Minister declares the old order is not coming back in a speech at Davos; and in cycling, Australian Jay Vine one of the top overall contenders at the Tour Down Under.

The Australian Senate passes both gun and hate speech laws; Israeli ministers celebrate new illegal settlement in the West Bank; Aussie local Dane Sweeney advances to the second round.

New anti-hate and gun reform bills pass through the House of Representatives; Two people are dead after a freight train collided with a car in Victoria; And in tennis, Local hope Maya Joint crashes out of Australian Open in a first-round shocker.

Danish troops arrive in Greenland, as Donald Trump reiterates his plans to take the territory; Major gun law and hate speech reforms could pass Parliament within hours; And in cycling, Noemi Ruegg beats the odds to win the Tour Down Under for a second time.

A man is in a critical condition after Sydney's third shark attack in less than 48 hours; Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi set to call a snap general election; Alexei Popyrin just misses out on making the second round of the Australian Open.

Members of parliament pay tribute to the victims of the Bondi terror attack; A high-speed train crash in southern Spain leaves at least 21 dead; And in cricket, Australia will rest five key players for a three-match T20 tour of Pakistan.

Australia considers the invitation to join Donald Trump's Gaza board; A condolence motion in parliament for victims of the Bondi attack; And in tennis, Venus Williams sets a record for the oldest singles player to play in the Australian Open.

A boy in critical condition after being attacked by a shark in Sydney; a ceasefire is announced in Syria; Carlos Alcaraz reaches the second round of the Australian Open, after beating Australian Adam Walton.

A man arrested over the discovery of pipe bombs in Canberra last week; Greenlanders take to the streets to protest Donald Trump; Tahlia Gibson the first local player through to the Australian Open's second round.