SBS News Updates

A man charged over a Nazi salute in New South Wales; Israel says they have killed the new leader of the Hamas militant group; The A-F-L hands down sanctions to a group of G-W-S Giants players after an end of season party.

The Greens call for action on racism in Australia; Australia's jobless rate remains at 4.1 per cent and Central Coast Mariners captain Trent Sainsbury to remain on the sidelines for now.

Singer Liam Payne dies after falling from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires; Ukraine welcomes the announcement that Australia will send over more tanks and there is still a chance Alyssa Healy could play in the T20 World Cup semifinal.

South Australia's Parliament defeats a bill that would have banned late term abortions; Over a dozen killed in an Israeli strike on Beirut; Australia's hockey goalkeeper collects in a landmark Indian auction.

Protesters in Tasmania heckle Penny Wong; Almost 8,000 people diagnosed with advanced breast cancer in New South Wales and Bailey Smith's trade from Bulldogs to Geelong comes down to the wire.

The government reveals a new measure to stop companies ripping off consumers; People urged to avoid an eastern Sydney beach after mysterious black balls wash up and in football, former Chelsea and Bayern Munich head coach Thomas Tuchel will become the new England manager.

The last Australian repatriation flight from Lebanon lands in Sydney; The Australian economy still struggling, amid sluggish household spending figures; The Socceroos draw one all with Japan in their world cup qualifier.

Anthony Albanese faces questions over the purchase of a $4.3 million dollar home; Tighter regulations for landlords in New South Wales and Socceroos coach Tony Popovic commended for his work with the team.

The government imposes more targeted sanctions on five Iranians; card surcharges to be scrutinised and the Socceroos hoping to break new ground against Japan.

Australia's Defence Force says its peacekeepers in the Middle East are safe and accounted for; the Nobel economics prize awarded to three professors; and the Socceroos hoping to break new ground in the game against Japan.