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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are at risk of serious fines after their Archewell Foundation was suspended over unpaid fees. The couple's charity has been ordered to stop raising and spending money after it failed to pay annual registration costs or submit an annual report.

For more, royal commentator Kinsey Schofield joins.

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There's been a shocking surge in underworld violence in two of our major cities. In Sydney's south-west, the St Helens Park home of an alleged outlaw motorcycle gang member has been the target of both a drive-by shooting and a firebombing.  An elderly neighbour has also been caught in the crossfire of these attacks in what police believe was a case of mistaken identity. Meanwhile, in Melbourne's north, we've seen a series of dangerous firebombings wreak havoc on suburban streets with an Essendon home and convenience store both torched on Tuesday morning.

For more, former homicide detective Charlie Bezzina joins.

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There's been an explosive start to the trial of Victoria's accused High Country killer with the court hearing former Jetstar pilot Greg Lynn admits to covering up the deaths of two campers.

For more, criminal psychologist Tim Watson-Munro.

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The Treasurer has announced relief for every Australian household in last night's budget through an energy rebate of $300. Jim Chalmers will spend $3.5 billion to help people with their electricity bills but says the spending won't put further pressure on inflation. One million small businesses will also receive a credit of $325 as part of the support package.

For more, Shadow Finance Minister Jane Hume and Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie join.

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Australians are learning just what they're getting from the Albanese government this year with Treasurer Jim Chalmers walking a balancing act between providing cost of living relief and clawing down inflation. But critics aren't convinced he's managed it.

For more, Mark Riley reports.

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Last night's Federal Budget had some big promises with energy bill relief for all Australian households and predictions we'll have the cost of living under control by Christmas. But there are concerns it might not live up to the hype with almost 10 billion dollars of new spending at risk of unravelling the fight against inflation. And after a surplus this year, deficits are then forecast for years to come.

For more, Treasurer Jim Chalmers joins.

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There have been dramatic scenes in France where two prison officers have been killed in an ambush on a prison van in Normandy. A heavily armed gang rammed the van as it was taking a 30-year-old prisoner to court. 
 

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A Gold Coast road has been cleared after a huge bridge beam toppled off the back of a truck shutting down a Coomera road. The girder - part of a bridge construction - was on its way to the Coomera Connector construction site when the driver lost steering in the trailer and veered off the road. 

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Two takeaway shops in Melbourne's north have been destroyed by fire overnight.

For more, Andrew McCormack in Thornbury reports.

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A pedestrian has died in Sydney's south-west overnight in a tragic hit-and-run incident in Bexley.

For more, Liam Tapper reports.

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