The Coalition foreshadows budget measures to ease Australian cost of living pressures, the Kremlin says it is not for Joe Biden to say if Vladimir Putin stays in power; and in football, Sydney FC face Melbourne Victory in the A-League Women's grand final.

In this bulletin, United States president Joe Biden says Russian leader Vladimir Putin can't remain in power; Australian Border Force says the death of a man in immigration detention will be investigated; and in sport, retiring tennis star Ash Barty hails her successor as women's World No.1 Iga Swiatek.

In this bulletin, the US President says Poland would be defended by any attack from Russia; the death of an asylum seeker in Sydney highlights concerns about Australia's system of indefinite detention; and in sport, two Sydney Swan players facing fines after the team's win over the Geelong Cats.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison responds to a possible security deal between China and the Solomon Islands; Ukraine's president says his country's successes against Russian troops will force Russia to negotiate; and in sport, dramatic scenes at the MCG as a small fire in a food outlet triggered a false alarm and evacuation order during the Collingwood-Adelaide AFL clash.

In this bulletin, Ukraine's president says his country's success against Russia will force the Kremlin to negotiate, Labor blames Coalition cuts to foreign aid for China's expanding military presence in the Pacific, and in tennis, Nick Kyrgios defeats world No.7 Andrey Rublev at the Miami Open.

In this bulletin, detained Australian television journalist Cheng Lei to face trial in China, Russia claims the first phase of its military operation in Ukraine is complete, and in sport, AFL legend Buddy Franklin kicks his 1000th career goal.

The search continues for a child missing south-east of Hobart; Donald Trump sues Hillary Clinton and Australia begins its last women's World Cup game against Bangladesh in Wellington.

Australia's vaccine rollout expanded to include a fourth dose; the United Nations says 4.3 million children displaced by the fighting in Ukraine and Socceroos coach Graham Arnold says the team will be able to bounce back after the loss to Japan.

NATO leaders agree to send equipment to Ukraine to help protect it against a chemical weapons attack; Kurdish-Iranian journalist and refugee Behrouz Boochani welcomes the refugee deal between New Zealand and Australia; and in football, the Socceroos suffer a gruelling defeat to Japan in their bid to leapfrog into the World Cup qualifiers.

Australia finally agrees to a resettlement offer from New Zealand for some refugees on Nauru; Western Australia refuses to revoke the licence of Crown Resorts after a damning Royal Commission report and Ash Barty says her family has been very supportive of her decision to retire at the age of 25.