Royal Australian Air Force launches largest international exercise; fresh strikes between the US and Iran; Spanish fans delighted by World Cup win.

US troops killed as the Iran conflict intensifies; an earthquake strikes Peru's Andes region; the World Cup final between Spain and Argentina kicks off.

U-S troops killed as the Iran conflict intensifies; The Coalition questions the government's Islamophobia response; A Sydney family is guaranteed World Cup joy.

Pauline Hanson condemned for her remarks on White Australia policy; controversial social media influencer Andrew Tate arrested; and in the World Cup, England claims third place after a thrilling victory.

Pauline Hanson criticises white privilege at a conservative conference in London; The first two U-S casualties in the latest round of Middle East strikes; and in the World Cup, England and France set for the third-place playoff in Miami.

US-Iran conflict widens beyond military targets; Australian government adopts key recommendations to combat Islamophobia; Wallabies warned not to underestimate Italy.

The home affairs minister says there are no easy solutions to the parent visa backlog; China responds to Donald Tump's unverified claim that it meddled in US elections; and in football, this year's World Cup winners to receive championship rings.

Laos lays charges over fatal methanol poisonings; Telstra pays out compensation claims after last week's national outage; and in sport, Mauro Schmid wins stage 13 of the Tour de France.

In this bulletin, Laos' ambassador summoned amid reports of lesser charges in a methanol poisoning case; Democrats accuse Trump of spreading election lies and in football, calls for FIFA to pay tribute to two people shot dead by US immigration officers.

In this bulletin, Donald Trump uses a primetime address to raise concerns of foreign interference in US elections; Australia sends an envoy sent to Laos over concerns about an investigation into methanol poisoning deaths; and in football, FIFA considers whether Argentina's team will be fined over a banner about the Falkland Islands.