Buckingham Palace announces King Charles has been diagnosed with cancer; the federal opposition condemns China's decision to hand Australian writer Yang Hengjun a suspended death sentence, and in sport, Hawthorn’s AFLW team appoints Daniel Webster as their new coach.

Australian writer Yang Hengjun given a suspended death sentence in China, A key Senate crossbencher says the government should get new tax cuts passed as soon as possible, Australia's men's hockey team start their Paris Olympics preparations in earnest.

A climbing death toll in Chile, as residents begin to assess the damage of raging wildfires, The federal government announces its draft for fuel efficiency standards, FIFA announces locations for the opening ceremony, first match and final of the 2026 World Cup.

At least 64 people have been killed and hundreds are missing in wildfires in Chile; the Prime Minister says he wants to ensure any future funding for UNRWA goes to its intended use, and in cricket, Jake Fraser-McGurk and Will Sutherland debut in a One-Day International clash against the West Indies.

The United States and United Kingdom carry out further strikes against Houthi targets in Yemen; employers in Australia could face fines for contacting workers out of hours; and Joe Gauci aims high as he transfers from Adelaide to Aston Villa.

The US and UK carry out further strikes against Houthi targets in Yemen; Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he is not looking at calling an early election this year; Ange Postecoglou's Tottenham's Premier League title push frustrated by a 2-2 draw to Everton.

The Iraqi military warns of instability in the region after US airstrikes on its borders; Queenslanders brace themselves for the final return of ex-Tropical Cyclone Kirrily; Asian Cup favourites Japan have been knocked out by Iran.

US says strikes against militias in Iraq and Syria 'successful'; UN Satellite imagery reveals 30 per cent of Gaza Strip buildings now destroyed or damaged; and the Socceroos’ golden opportunity slips away in Asian Cup Quarter-Final.

The US Military strikes targets in Iraq and Syria; The International Court of Justice to hear Ukraine's genocide case; Olympic athlete Peter Bol makes his return to racing in Australia after his provisional doping ban lifts.

The Prime Minister says the government is not considering pausing the federal excise on alcohol; Pro-Palestinian protest groups welcome news an antisemitic chant was not used at Sydney Opera House protest; Australia takes an easy win from the West Indies.