In this bulletin, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese downplays a visit to Taiwan by a group of federal MPs, a project inspiring a new generation of Indigenous women rangers wins a major environmental prize, and in football, Socceroos coach Graham Arnold's message for Argentina ahead of their World Cup clash.

In this bulletin, calls for greater inclusivity for people living with disability in Australia; Russian President Vladimir Putin demands recognition of annexed territories; and in sport, Switzerland and South Korea clinch the last two places in the knockout stage at the World Cup.

In this bulletin, the father of a pregnant Perth woman who died after a shopping centre attack pays an emotional tribute; French President Emmanuel Macron meets with US President Joe Biden; and in sport, Australia preparing for its World Cup clash against Argentina.

Chris Dawson sentenced to 24 years jail for the murder of his wife, Tiwi Island traditional owners welcome a Federal Court ruling on a Santos offshore gas project; and in football, Japan produces a stunning win against Spain at the World Cup.

A retrial against Bruce Lehrmann abandoned, the government's industrial relations bill set to become law; and in football, Roberto Martinez reveals he is quitting as coach of the Belgium team after the side's early exit from the World Cup.

Parliament clears the way for euthanasia laws in Australia's territories ; Spain not deterred by a letter bombing campaign in Madrid; More live sites coming online for Sunday's crucial Socceroos and Argentina match.

Australia's first annual climate change statement released; the information commissioner launches an investigation into Medibank's data-handling practices; and arrangements underway for formal fan viewing sites around Australia to watch the Socceroos World Cup game against Argentina.

Former prime minister Scott Morrison could face further consequences over his secret ministries; rules updated on the conduct of the Indigenous Voice referendum; and Socceroos fans ecstatic after Australia advances to the World Cup round of 16.

The Socceroos defeat Denmark, making history in their World Cup campaign; Labor hails the passage of its anti-corruption bill through the Parliament; Security boosted at Ukraine's foreign embassies after a letter-bombing in Spain.

Scott Morrison becomes the first former PM to be censured by parliament, Aboriginal advocates welcome a move by the Northern Territory government to increase the age of criminal responsibility from 10 to 12; and in football, anticipation ahead of the Socceroos World Cup match against Denmark.