** Concerns over the US-Iran peace deal as Israel refuses to withdraw troops from southern Lebanon... ** Perth school mourns nine-year-old Hania Ahmed after Pakistan shooting... And in the World Cup, ** A shock result for favourites, Spain, against cup newcomers Cape Verde.

Anthony Albanese welcomes US-Iran deal but warns recovery will take time; a Pakistani police officer who allegedly shot nine-year-old Australian girl arrested; in football, Sweden and the Ivory Coast secure opening World Cup wins.

Iran confirms war with the US and Israel will end tonight, with months of negotiations ahead; calls for Australia to investigate the death of a child killed in an alleged botched police operation; and the Netherlands and Japan draw 2-all in a nailbiting Texas showdown at the World Cup.

*** Australia closer to the knock out stage after first win at world cup... *** Fears strikes on Lebanon could compromise a US peace deal with Iran... And in basketball, *** The New York Knicks stun with their first NBA win in half a century.

Israel weighs its next move as a proposed US-Iran deal draws concern; Hero paddleboarder praised after Coogee shark attack; Australia makes a dream start to the World Cup campaign.

Nine-year-old Australian girl killed in Pakistan after police open fire on family rental car; Fears of accelerated Ebola spread after deaths in eastern Congo displacement camp; And in sport, the big day arrives for the Socceroos as they take on Türkiye at the World Cup.

President Trump says initial agreement to end Iran war expected on Sunday; Calls for more Australians from diverse communities to donate blood; And in sport, the big day arrives for the Socceroos as they take on Türkiye at the World Cup.

A woman is fighting for life after a shark attack at Sydney's Coogee Beach; Australians are being warned petrol prices could rise again; The Socceroos prepare for their World Cup opener against Türkiye in Vancouver.

Iran says draft peace agreement reached with United States; One year on from Air India crash, victims' families still awaiting answers; And in tennis, Ash Barty launches her national tennis challenge for a second year.

Agreement to end the conflict between the US, Iran, and Israel inches closer; Traditional owners in Western Australia sign a deal with Fortesque Metals Group; And in football, Socceroos veteran Aziz Behich relishing World Cup opener.