Eighty-three people dead and hundreds missing in Hong Kong high-rise fire; Vladimir Putin responds to a proposed Ukraine peace plan; And in golf, Australian golfers chase the lead in the rain hit Australian PGA.

In this bulletin, former Nationals leader Barnaby Joyce quits the party after 30 years, Australia has more work to do to meet its climate targets. And in football, Liverpool's manager admits he could lose his job after a shock home ground loss in an already-rough season.

In this bulletin, a deal will see long awaited environmental law reforms pass through the Senate today, a woman is killed in a fatal shark attack in New South Wales. And in sport, the Olympic torch has been lit in ancient Olympia and begun its journey to Milan ahead of the Winter Games.

At least 36 dead as fire engulfs a huge block of residential towers in Hong Kong; A social media ban under challenge in Australia's High Court; And in cricket, South Africa sweeps India in the second test in Guwahati.

Vandalism blamed for the latest Optus outage in Melbourne; Advocates cheer an EU court ruling on same-sex marriages in the bloc; More charges laid over an alleged suspicious betting ring for the Brownlows.

Concern that inflation could rise when the latest figures are released today; Ukraine and the US seek agreement on a 28 point peace plan; Sydney Swans footballer Zippy Fish claims the A-F-L-W's rising star award.

US President Donald Trump says a Ukraine peace deal is close to being secured; Calls for anti-racism training for MPs after Pauline Hanson's burqa stunt; Netball Australia's 10-year plan to boost the profile of the women's national team.

Pauline Hanson suspended from the Senate for seven days, Afghanistan's Taliban says Pakistan's strikes kill at least ten, Nick Kyrgios to play at Kooyong Classic as he steps up bid for Australian Open wildcard.

Nauru says it may seek to return people Australia deported to their country to their home countries, A historic deal for food delivery workers in Australia welcomed, Manchester City manager apologises after cameraman confrontation.

Political leaders condemn Pauline Hanson's burqa stunt; Talks continue on a plan to end the war in Ukraine; And in sport, Ash Riddell named best and fairest at the AFLW awards.