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.

Gunmen and suicide bombers attack a paramilitary force headquarters in Pakistan, Police to resume search for missing four-year-old Gus Lamont, Jeeno Thitikul receives biggest winning cheque in women's golf history

Cyclone Fina approaches communities in northern Western Australia, Pioneering Australian chef Skye Gyngell dies aged 62, India makes history, winning the inaugural Blind Women's T20 Cricket World Cup.

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In this bulletin, US and Ukrainian officials say peace talks have been productive; the government aims to pass its environment reforms in Parliament this week; and in sport, Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris disqualified from the Las Vegas Grand Prix

A cautious return to business as usual in the Top End after Cyclone Fina; European leaders meeting in Geneva over a US plan to end the war in Ukraine; Australia crushes England in the opening test of the Ashes.

In this bulletin, four people fighting for life after a house fire in Brisbane, Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro deemed a flight risk for trying to escape arrest. And in sport, the Wallabies lose to France, ending a winless tour of Europe.

Darwin residents endure a difficult night as Cyclone Fina barrels through the Top End; Israeli strikes in Gaza kill at least 20 people; And North Melbourne powers into AFLW Grand Final after overturning a six-point deficit.