The Israeli prime minister has rejected a ceasefire with Hezbollah and told his military to keep fighting at full power, Jim Chalmers begins talks in Beijing, the first visit by an Australian Treasurer in seven years, The Brisbane Broncos sack coach Kevin Walters.

Penny Wong says the U-N's current course of action in the Middle East is not working; One dead after a category four hurricane makes landfall in the US; Thousands descend on Melbourne for this year's A-F-L grand final parade.

Evening News Bulletin 27 September 2024

Talks underway in London on a formal AUKUS bilateral treaty; Concern mounting on vaccination rates as cases of Mpox hit record levels in Australia; Riding legend Grace Brown wins a second gold medal at the cycling worlds in Switzerland.

Midday News Bulletin 27 September 2024

Morning News Bulletin 27 September 2024

Australia joins calls for an immediate ceasefire in Lebanon; One person feared to be missing after a fire in Brisbane; The Australian Diamonds name a 15 person squad for next month's Constellation Cup in New Zealand.

Evening News Bulletin 26 September 2024

More travel warnings for Australians in Lebanon; Qantas travellers on alert for strike action as football final season begins; An Australian football coach concerned over a rising number of fixtures on the international scene.

Midday News Bulletin 26 September 2024

Israel says air strikes in Lebanon may pave the way for a ground invasion, A report by consumer group Choice finds Aldi has the cheapest groceries, Former France and Real Madrid centre-back Raphael Varane announces his retirement.

Morning News Bulletin 26 September 2024

Foreign Minister Penny Wong warns that Lebanon cannot be the next Gaza; U.S. President Joe Biden says there is still a possibility for a diplomatic solution between Israel and Hezbollah; Victoria police investigate a security breach that led to a ticketing disaster.

Evening News Bulletin 25 September 2024

Anthony Albanese responds to suggestions the government is considering negative gearing changes; Penny Wong says there are too many Australians in Lebanon for the government to evacuate; Australia is beaten by England in the third men's one day international.

Midday News Bulletin 25 September 2024

US president Joe Biden addresses the UN General Assembly for the last time; Victoria Police renew the search for the body of missing Ballarat woman Samantha Murphy; and in cricket, Australia is beaten by England in the third men's one day international.

Morning News Bulletin 25 September 2024

The Reserve Bank chooses to again keeps interest rates at their current level; Anthony Albanese re-iterates calls for Australians to get out of Lebanon; The Matildas to face Brazil.

Evening News Bulletin 24 September 2024

Israeli military kills 462 people in Lebanon as cross border attacks intensify; Foreign Minister Penny Wong calls for a new declaration on the protection of humanitarian personnel; Patrick Cripps eyes the AFL premiership after a record-breaking Brownlow win.

Midday News Bulletin 24 September 2024

Israeli military kills 356 people in Lebanon as cross border attacks intensify; the Reserve Bank set to keep interest rates on hold for another month despite the cost of living crisis; and in the AFL, Carlton captain Patrick Cripps wins the AFL's Brownlow Medal.

Morning News Bulletin 24 September 2024

The Prime Minister tells big supermarket chains to stop treating customers like fools; The federal Opposition says its nuclear power plan is the only way to get to net-zero- by 2050; Tony Popovic strikes a patriotic note, as he takes on the job of Socceroos coach.

Evening News Bulletin 23 September 2024

Australia's two biggest supermarkets sued over allegations of misleading discounts; 193 countries back a new pact on global co-operation to tackle climate change; A boost in grassroots participation from migrants and refugees in cricket.

Midday News Bulletin 23 September 2024

Sri Lanka has a new Marxist president, Al Jazeera condemns Israel for raiding and shuttering their offices in the occupied West Bank, and England stun the Diamonds in their third Netball win in Australia.

Morning News Bulletin 23 September 2024

Quad leaders say new security initiatives address concerns about China...Israeli soldiers raid and shut down Al Jazeera's office in the occupied West Bank.... and Fiji wins its sixth consecutive Pacific Nations Cup.

Evening News Bulletin 22 September 2024

Quad alliance leaders announce new security initiatives, Leader of Yemen's Houthi rebels accuses Israel of escalation in Lebanon, and Manly's dream of a deep finals run has come to an end.

Midday News Bulletin 22 September 2024

Vote counting underway in Sri Lanka's first election since mass protests, Joe Biden hosts leaders of the Quad alliance in Delaware, and Brisbane secures their spot in the 2024 AFL Grand Final with a win over Geelong.

Morning News Bulletin 22 September 2024

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese meets with Joe Biden ahead of Quad summit; Police make an arrest in Italy over a cold case murder in Melbourne and Geelong dominates the Gold Coast to secure its first win of the season.

Evening News Bulletin 21 September 2024

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese meets with US President Joe Biden, United Nations warns Middle East on "brink of a catastrophe" after Israeli attack on Beirut, The Deputy Prime Minister offers words of support for Geelong ahead of tonight's preliminary final clash with Brisbane.

Midday News Bulletin 21 September 2024

Israel strikes a building in Lebanese capital Beirut, killing at least 14, University of Sydney's vice-chancellor apologises to Jewish students during antisemitism hearing, The Sydney Swans book a spot in the AFL grand final.

Morning News Bulletin 21 September 2024

Australia marks the 25th anniversary of peacekeeping in Timor-Leste; X in Brazil facing daily fines as its stoush with the nation's top court continues; Football Australia on the hunt for a new permanent Socceroos coach.

Evening News Bulletin 20 September 2024

Modelling reveals nuclear energy would cost households hundreds of dollars more a year; Fears of renewed violence in New Caledonia as two men killed by French police; Graham Arnold to step down as Socceroos manager.

Midday News Bulletin 20 September 2024

In this bulletin, Israel's defence minister says the military will continue to target Hezbollah; the first accused in France's mass rape trial apologises to Gisele Pelicot; and in sport, Cricket Australia bans an ex-Sri Lankan Test player after a serious code breach.

Morning News Bulletin 20 September 2024

The Prime Minister says the US Federal Reserve cuts on interest rates will not affect the country's economy; The Opposition expresses disappointment after Australia abstained on a controversial UN vote; Manchester City held to a goalless draw.

Evening News Bulletin 19 September 2024

Exploding walkie-talkies kill at least 20 and injure hundreds in attacks across Lebanon; Australia's unemployment rate remains unchanged from July to August; One of Italy's greatest football stars, Totò Schillaci, has died at the age of 59.

Midday News Bulletin 19 September 2024

In this bulletin, exploding walkie-talkies kill 14 and injure at least 450 in new attacks across Lebanon, the U-S central bank cuts official interest rates for the first time in more than four years, Chinese Super League side Shandong Taishan defeats the Central Coast Mariners.

Morning News Bulletin 19 September 2024

Evidence of a Russian disinformation campaign uncovered in Australia; The government welcomes moves by Meta to restrict teenage accounts on Instagram; Developers unveil their plan for Tasmania's proposed new A-F-L stadium.

Evening News Bulletin 18 September 2024

An operation underway in the New South Wales Hunter Valley after a man fell into a mine shaft; New details emerge after nine killed by exploding pagers in Lebanon; Scotland the new host of the 2026 Commonwealth Games.

Midday News Bulletin 18 September 2024

Hezbollah blames Israel as exploding pagers kill nine people and injure nearly 3000 in Lebanon, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says big economic reform is still on the cards, Several A-League clubs announce new signings.

Morning News Bulletin 18 September 2024

Australia signs a groundbreaking free trade deal with the United Arab Emirates; Shocking new figures reveal the extent of the domestic violence crisis in New South Wales; Josh Addo-Carr's future at the Canterbury Bulldogs uncertain.

Evening News Bulletin 17 September 2024

Discussions on a crucial housing bill stall amid opposition from the Greens; Donald Trump blaming the Democrats for a second attempted shooting; The Matildas have a new interim coach ahead of two European friendlies.

Midday News Bulletin 17 September 2024

The suspected gunman accused of Donald Trump assassination attempt charged with gun crimes. Australian researchers make new discovery which could help create new Covid-19 treatments. Brazil star Douglas Costa preparing for his Sydney FC debut.

Morning News Bulletin 17 September 2024

In this bulletin, security expert says second assassination attempt against Donald Trump is not a failure of his security team; Greens leader Adam Bandt says federal government is refusing to negotiate on housing issues; and in sports, Ange Postecoglou facing criticism over Tottenham's bad start in the Premier League.

Evening News Bulletin 16 September 2024

In this bulletin, the FBI says Donald Trump was the target of another attempted assassination; a political fight over housing legislation; and in sports, Australia's Oscar Piastri celebrates winning the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

Midday News Bulletin 16 September 2024

Presidential candidate Donald Trump marked safe after nearby gunshots, Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu tells Houthis they will pay a heavy price as missile hits Israel, Manly stuns Canterbury 22-24 in the NRL elimination finals.

Morning News Bulletin 16 September 2024

The Federal Opposition says new misinformation laws are "grossly incompetent"; the jobless rate tipped to remain steady and wheelchair racer Madison de Rozario wins the Sydney Marathon.

Evening News Bulletin 15 September 2024

Timor-Leste marks 25 years since the UN-backed referendum that secured its independence, Indigenous health advocates call for culturally appropriate aged care, and new records set at the Sydney Marathon.

Midday News Bulletin 15 September 2024

Australia's longest-serving lord mayor claims victory in local elections, An independent inquiry to assess the water impacts of gas exploration in the Northern Territory, and the Cowboys keep their premiership hopes alive after eliminating the Knights.

Morning News Bulletin 15 September 2024

Voters in New South Wales head to polls in local council elections; U-K Prime Minister Starmer and U-S President Biden meet for discussion on weapons supply for Ukraine and in tennis, Australia's Davis Cup team qualify for a November showdown.

Evening News Bulletin 14 September 2024

Mother of two boys found dead in the Blue Mountains charged with murder, Three US citizens among 37 sentenced to death for their roles in a failed coup in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and England level their T20 international series with Australia.

Midday News Bulletin 14 September 2024

UN Security Council hears Iranian close range ballistic missiles will soon reach European soil, New South Wales government announces new investment in domestic violence prevention, and Port Adelaide coach accused of taunting Hawthorn players.

Morning News Bulletin 14 September 2024

The nation's top soldier in the spotlight as debate continues over Labor's response to a war crimes report; Donald Trump rules out another debate against Kamala Harris; Adelaide United through to the Australia Cup semi-finals.

Evening News Bulletin 13 September 2024

A final day of demonstrations in Melbourne as a controversial weapons expo comes to a close; Elon Musk hits back at government plans to curb misinformation on social media; Spanish footballer Hugo Mallo convicted of sexual assault.

Midday News Bulletin 13 September 2024

In this bulletin, US President Joe Biden to host a Quad summit next week; Queensland Premier Steven Miles makes his final pitch to voters; and in tennis, Australia close to reaching the finals in the Davis Cup.

Morning News Bulletin 13 September 2024

Strong reactions follow the government response to a damning Australian war crimes report; Major reforms on the way for the aged care sector; Australian rugby star James O'Connor not returning to Queensland.

Evening News Bulletin 12 September 2024

A group of Australian soldiers stripped of awards amid a war crimes investigation; The U-N reacts to the killing of refugee agency staff in Gaza; Australia beats the U-K in the first T-20 International at Southampton.

Midday News Bulletin 12 September 2024

In this bulletin, anti-war protesters in Melbourne say police used excessive force; voters react to the US Presidential debate; and in sport, Australia's Paralympic team starts eyeing 2028 success.

Morning News Bulletin 12 September 2024

A bus driver to spend decades in jail over a deadly Hunter Valley crash; Kamala Harris questions Donald Trump's fitness for office in a fiery presidential debate; Olympic medals belonging to Oarsome Foursome rower Drew Ginn stolen.

Evening News Bulletin 11 September 2024

Police waiting to interview the mother of two boys found dead in the Blue Mountains; Kamala Harris and Donald Trump prepare to meet in a high stakes presidential debate; The Australian Paralympic team has been welcomed home.

Midday News Bulletin 11 September 2024

Israel kills at least 40 in attack on humanitarian zone, Experts warn against total ban on social media for young people, Socceroos draw 0-0 with Indonesia, hampering the World Cup dreams.

Morning News Bulletin 11 September 2024

An investigation underway after a grim discovery in the Blue Mountains; Experts criticise a plan to ban underage kids from social media; Canterbury's star winger Josh Addo-Carr steps aside after a positive roadside test for cocaine.

Evening News Bulletin 10 September 2024

Australia moving towards a social media ban for kids under 14; Tributes flowing for iconic US actor James Earl Jones after his death at the age of 93; New gender quotas announced for national and state sporting boards.

Midday News Bulletin 10 September 2024

Queensland begins holding educational forums ahead of a truthtelling and healing inquiry; a warm welcome for Pope Francis in Timor-Leste; and the Socceroos prepare to face Indonesia on the path to qualifying for the 2026 World Cup.

Morning News Bulletin 10 September 2024

Investigators probing a Melbourne fire that's seriously injured three young children; Security tightened in Timor-Leste as the Pope prepares to visit; Cameron Johnston injured in his debut N-F-L game for the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Evening News Bulletin 9 September 2024

A final report released after the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicides; Italian officials considering a plan to manage Rome's iconic Trevi Fountain; Italy's Jannik Sinner has won the U-S Open in convincing fashion.

Midday News Bulletin 9 September 2024

Three Israelis killed at the West Bank - Jordan crossing, South Australia drafts laws to ban children under 14 from using social media, and Australians Ben O'Connor, Kaden Groves and Jay Vine all finish Vuelta a Espana on the podium.

Morning News Bulletin 9 September 2024

The 2026 census will now include questions on gender and sexual orientation; the federal government says the Coalition's nuclear plan will increase energy bills and emissions and Australia wins silver in the mixed four by 100 metre freestyle relay at the Paralympics

Evening News Bulletin 8 September 2024

Australia's 2026 census to include questions on sexual orientation and gender identity; thousands join protests in France over the appointment of Michel Barnier as prime minister; and in sports, Australia adds 10 medals to its tally on day 10 of the Paralympics.

Midday News Bulletin 8 September 2024

The final report of the Royal Commission into Defence and Veterans Suicide to be handed down; US and UK spy chiefs praise Ukraine's offensive in Kursk; and in Tennis, Australians Jordan Thompson and Max Purcell celebrate winning the US Open men's doubles final.

Morning News Bulletin 8 September 2024

Frontline service providers welcome new family violence sector funding; Israeli forces kill an American-Turkish activist in the West Bank and in tennis, Taylor Fritz defeats Frances Tiafoe to advance to the US Open final.

Evening News Bulletin 7 September 2024

In this bulletin, a US-Turkish woman killed in West Bank, after Israeli forces opened fire; An earthquake strikes New South Wales's Hunter region; and in Tennis, Jannik Sinner becomes the first Italian man in history to reach the US Open singles final.

Midday News Bulletin 7 September 2024

In this bulletin, stolen wages class action brought by Aboriginal people in the Northern Territory settled; A former member of the Donald Trump administration says Kamala Harris is in a strong position going into the US election; and at the Paralympics, Ben Hance breaks a world record and wins a gold medal for Australia.

Morning News Bulletin 7 September 2024

In this bulletin, stolen wages class action brought by Aboriginal people in the Northern Territory settled; A former member of the Donald Trump administration says Kamala Harris is in a strong position going into the US election; and in cycling, Slovenian Primoz Roglic wins stage 19 of the Vuelta a Espana

Concerns that a new funding package for DV legal support will be too little, too late; Three men charged over the theft of antique handguns from regional New South Wales; Port Adelaide vice-captain Zak Butters in hospital.

Evening News Bulletin 6 September 2024

New funding for frontline legal services as Australia confronts domestic violence; US authorities charge the father of a Georgia high school shooter; Coach Michael Palfrey sacked by Swimming Australia following a Paris Olympics controversy.

Midday News Bulletin 6 September 2024

Calls for urgent action on funding gap between public and private school in Australia; Michel Barnier becomes France's new Prime Minister; Lauren Parker makes history as Australia's first dual-sport Paralympic gold medallist - at the same Games - in 48 years.

Morning News Bulletin 6 September 2024

An independent report nukes Peter Dutton's energy plan; Calls for accountability grow in the wake of the final Grenfell fire report; Australians have their share of the leader jerseys on stage 17 of La Vuelta in Spain.

Evening News Bulletin 5 September 2024

Bill Shorten announces his retirement from politics; The UK Prime Minister says sorry after a damning report in the 2017 Grenfell disaster; The last Australian eliminated from the men's singles at the U-S Open.

Midday News Bulletin 5 September 2024

Australia's mass rejection of Palestinian visas described as highly dysfunctional or deliberately cruel... four people have died and at least nine injured in a mass shooting incident at a US high school... and Para-cyclist Lauren Parker becomes Australia's first dual-sport medallist in more than four decades at the Paralympics.

Morning News Bulletin 5 September 2024

Australia defends its embassy in Iran amid a social media post controversy; Ireland to open a commission of inquiry into historic allegations of abuse in Catholic schools; Australia meeting Scotland tonight in a Twenty20 matchup.

Evening News Bulletin 4 September 2024

Iran takes aim at Australia over a social media post; Hamas leaders face US criminal charges over the October 7 attack; North Queensland assistant coach James Maloney sacked after being charged with drink driving.

Midday News Bulletin 4 September 2024

Four ministers resign from the Ukranian government; The Liberal federal executive launches a takeover of the party's New South Wales division; And in the Paralympics, Australian sprinter James Turner smashes his own world record in the men's T36 400m.

Morning News Bulletin 4 September 2024

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announces new agreement to fund schools in Western Australia. Opposition leader Peter Dutton accuses Prime Minister of misleading ASIO boss on Gaza visa situation, Alex De Minaur survives all-Australian clash against Jordan Thompson to advance to US Open quarterfinals.

Evening News Bulletin 3 September 2024

ASIO Director Mike Burgess says his comments on Palestinian Visa vetting have been misconstrued, Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel must control the Philadelphi corridor, Rafael Nadal defends Jannik Sinner over doping allegations...

Midday News Bulletin 3 September 2024

In this bulletin, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he will not be pressured following mass protests; a former childcare worker pleads guilty to more than 300 child sex offences; and in sport, Australian triathlete Lauren Parker wins gold after an upset in Tokyo.

Morning News Bulletin 3 September 2024

Flights cancellations and power outages as strong winds hit the east coast of Australia; a woman hospitalised after being bitten by a tiger at the Dreamworld theme park on the Gold coast; and in sports, Australia's Alexei Popyrin defeated by American Francis Tiafoe at the US Open.

Evening News Bulletin 2 September 2024

Wild weather warnings remain in place for parts of southeast Australia; new data reveals alarming rates of emotional abuse against Australian children; and in sport, the Sydney Roosters finals hopes in jeopardy.

Midday News Bulletin 2 September 2024

In this bulletin, the east coast braces for more severe weather; Ukraine has launched one its largest drone attacks on Russia since Russia's invasion in 2022; and in football, Manchester City at the top of the English Premier League after their third consecutive win.

Morning News Bulletin 2 September 2024

Thousands without power in Tasmania thanks to severe storms; Tensions rising in the South China Sea over a disputed territory; Victoria's Commonwealth Games compensation likely to cover the cost of the event - for the next host.

Evening News Bulletin 1 September 2024

New cost of living measures announced for Australians; Kathleen Folbigg to seek millions in compensation over wrongful conviction; the Wallabies defeat Argentina, re-energising Australia's Rugby Championship campaign.

Midday News Bulletin 1 September 2024

A polio vaccine campaign underway in Gaza; Australia's human rights commission seeks a meeting with the West Australian premier, after another Indigenous teenager died in custody; and in sport, Australia has won two gold medals on day three of the Paralympics.

Morning News Bulletin 1 September 2024

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says the controversy over the next Census is premature... social media platform X banned in Brazil... and Aussie Alexei Popyrin stuns Novak Djokovic in the third round of U-S Open.

Evening News Bulletin 31 August 2024

In this bulletin, more wild weather for the south east, after Sydney's hottest August day for years; The Human Rights Commission wants to know more about the death of an indigenous teenager in WA; and in sport, double Paralympic gold for Australia's cyclists.

Midday News Bulletin 31 August 2024

In this bulletin, humanitarian workers say three-day pauses in Gaza war are not enough to deal with the crisis; The death of an Indigenous teen in a WA detention centre is to be investigated; And in the Paralympics, a third gold medal for Australia.

Morning News Bulletin 31 August 2024

LGBTQI+ groups say more options on gender diversity need to be included in the census, A 17-year-old Indigenous male has died in a Western Australian youth detention centre, Graham Arnold announces Socceroos squad for third round of FIFA World Cup qualifiers.

Evening News Bulletin 30 August 2024

Australian Bureau of Statistics to test census question on sexual orientation for 2026, An Israeli strike in Central Gaza kills nine members of the same family, Harry Wilson to captain Wallabies as Joe Schmidt makes five changes for Argentina test.

Midday News Bulletin 30 August 2024

Social cohesion envoy Peter Khalil urges census change for LGBTIQ+ visibility; Israel and Hamas agree to ceasefire for polio vaccination drive in Gaza; And in sport, Swimmer Tom Gallagher delivers Australia's first gold medal of the 2024 Paris Paralympics.

Morning News Bulletin 30 August 2024

LGBTIQ+ activists criticise government for removing sexuality and gender identity questions from census, Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles says defence agreement with Indonesia is unrelated to China's activities, South Sydney hit Latrell Mitchell with $100,000 fine over white powder social media image.

Evening News Bulletin 29 August 2024

The PM caught on camera joking with US representative about halving the cost of the Pacific policing initiative, Head of Australia's biggest bank says impacts of interest rate hikes are being unevenly felt across economy, Three Australian tennis champions crash out on day three of the US Open.

Midday News Bulletin 29 August 2024

In this bulletin, the body of an Israeli soldier recovered from Gaza; The heads of some of Australia's biggest banks to face questions at a parliamentary hearing; and in sport, Excitement builds as 50,000 fans flock to the Paralympics opening ceremony.

Morning News Bulletin 29 August 2024

Greens leader Adam Bandt criticises the federal government's inflation response, Concerns over government backdown on LGBTIQ census changes, And in tennis, Iga Swiatek advances to the second round of the US Open.

Evening News Bulletin 28 August 2024

The PM says Australia has secured support for the Pacific Policing Initiative, Mixed reactions from university leaders to cap on international student placements, Kokkinakis joins fellow Australians to advance through to the second round of the US Open.

Midday News Bulletin 28 August 2024

A treaty between Australia and Tuvalu to be ratified at the Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting; vocational training providers react to a newly announced cap on international students numbers; Belgian Wout van Aert wins stage 10 of the Vuelta a España.

Morning News Bulletin 28 August 2024

Tens of thousands of CFMEU workers take to the streets, The United Nations Secretary-General calls for climate justice for Pacific countries, Defending champions Novak Djokovic and Coco Gauff enjoy comfortable wins in the first round of the U-S Open.

Evening News Bulletin 27 August 2024

Government to limit the number of international student places for next year, Singapore Airlines to become first international carrier to operate out of Western Sydney airport, Alexei Popyrin has become the first Australian winner at the US Open.

Midday News Bulletin 27 August 2024

In this bulletin, Australia's tax system blamed for growing inequality in new report; At least 70 killed in a series of insurgent attacks in Pakistan; and in football, Sydney FC coach excited about his latest signing.

Morning News Bulletin 27 August 2024

The managing director of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra departs as an external review is announced; The incoming Chief Minister of the Northern Territory outlines her 'tough on crime' plan; Brazilian World Cup star Douglas Costa signs on with Sydney FC.

Evening News Bulletin 26 August 2024

Australians could soon find it easier to get refunds when their flights are delayed or cancelled under new reforms; a new law for workers on the 'right to disconnect' come into effect; and British cyclist Adam Yates wins stage 9 of the Vuleta a Epsana.

Midday News Bulletin 26 August 2024

In this bulletin, leaders from across the region are descending on Tonga for The Pacific Island Forum Leader's Meeting which begins today, laws giving workers the right to disconnect after hours come into force, Novak Djokovic says he's not thinking about retirement anytime soon.

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