Australians warned to leave Russia immediately; New South Wales to make changes to its driver demerit point system and Alex de Minaur makes striking progress with a Queen's Club triumph.

In this bulletin, the Prime Minister remains optimistic about a successful referendum on a Voice to Parliament, an international security expert says Russia's Wagner mercenary group has severely damaged President Vladimir Putin's reputation, and in golf, Australian Minjee Lee's dreams of a third major in three years all but crushed.

In this bulletin, Russia's mercenary group turn back to avoid bloodshed after a major challenge to President Putin's power, concerns about misinformation ahead of the Voice referendum, and in cycling, organisers of the Tour Down Under announce the details of the new race format for 2024.

Russia's security service investigating the mercenary Wagner chief after claims of a mutiny; Anthony Albanese meets families set to benefit from the government's childcare reforms and Australia's Tyler Wright advances to the quarter-finals of the Rio Pro.

In this bulletin, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese meets with families set to benefit from the government's childcare reforms, Russia's security service investigating mercenary Wagner chief after claims of armed mutiny, and in surfing, Australia's Tyler Wright advances to the quarter finals of the Rio Pro.

In this bulletin, the federal government sanctions three men involved in the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, a Labor MP reportedly declares a need to push back against the transgender community at a state Parliament event, and in cricket, the Australian women's team battle confusion over umpire decisions on the second day of the Ashes.

Russia takes its Canberra embassy dispute to the High Court; Remains found of miners killed in a New Zealand explosion thirteen years ago; Cameron Munster in doubt for Melbourne ahead of this weekend's clash with the Sea Eagles.

A Russian diplomat squatting on a failed embassy site near Parliament House; Australia gets its first national cybersecurity coordinator; Adam Scott tied for second place in the opening round of the PGA Championship.

Five people aboard a missing submersible confirmed dead following extensive search efforts; The Senate sets up an inquiry into the rental crisis to agree to freeze or cap rising rents; High-flying Collingwood defender Jeremy Howe expected to return from his injury to face Adelaide's potent forward line.

Gurrie rangers issue a warning after a dingo attack on a small boy; Four critically injured in a Paris explosion; Jarome Luai receives death threats after the second State of Origin match.