On today's show, we unpack the breaking news that Australia’s trade deal with the EU is off, the latest from Israel, the death of Matthew Perry and a recap of a huge weekend of sport.

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Deadly drugs worth more than $13 billion have been stopped from reaching the country’s shores since the formation of a task force with Thai authorities that targets criminal syndicates preying on Australia’s “insatiable” appetite for narcotics.

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Israel says the next stage of its war with Hamas has begun after expanding ground operations in the enclave. Israel's military said it exchanged gunfire with Hamas and struck targets in northern Gaza Sunday, while Israeli media showed the country's troops atop a hotel about 2 miles into the strip.

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Perth wanted a show from the Matildas after missing out during the Women’s World Cup — and boy, did they get one from Sam Kerr, Caitlin Foord and company.

With the cobwebs blown away and the shackles off a full-strength Australian team, the Matildas romped to an 8-0 victory over the Philippines in front of 59,155 fans at Optus Stadium.

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American ice hockey player Adam Johnson has died following a “freak accident” on the ice as he played for English side Nottingham Panthers, the team said in a statement.

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Chief Sports Reporter for The West Australian Glen Quartermain with the latest from the Matildas, Cricket World Cup, rugby and the Cox Plate. 

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The World is still mourning Friends star Matthew Perry, who drowned on the weekend in the jacuzzi of his Los Angeles home.

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International relations and industrial relations are on the docket this week, and, to help us unpack it, from our Canberra bureau, is Federal politics reporter for The West Australian, Dan Jervis-Bardy.

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Western Australia has welcomed back another direct flight route as All Nippon Airways resumes its service between Tokyo and Perth and a new route straight to one of Europe’s most famous destinations has completed a triptych of direct flights to the continent as Qantas announces its new Perth-to-Paris route in time for the 2024 Olympic Games.

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