Volodymyr Zelenskyy confident Russia will reject Washington's 30-day ceasefire proposal; Canadian minister says his country's relationship with the US has 'changed forever'; And in sport, Kenyan long-distance legend Eliud Kipchoge to run the Sydney Marathon.
Vladimir Putin requests direct White House talks before he can agree to a ceasefire, but says he's open to a deal in principle; homeless campers in Meanjin Brisbane are asked to leave before a council-imposed ban comes into force; the Richmond Tigers stun Carlton by 13 points in their traditional round-one clash.
Opposition leader Peter Dutton calls for Energy Minister Chris Bowen to be fired; A man arrested and charged for allegedly making an online bomb threat toward an Islamic school; And in sport, Real Madrid beats city rivals Atletico Madrid to reach Champions League quarter-finals.
A new report finds Islamophobia is on the rise in Australia; the NSW premier defends a plan to demolish vacant properties in flood-ravaged Lismore; and in sport, Australian Athletics unveils a 20-strong lineup for the World Athletics Indoor Championships.
The global tariff war heats up as the EU imposes counter measures on the US; the Philippines' former president travels to the Hague to face charges over his violent war on drugs; the Illawarra Hawks level up to Melbourne United with a dramatic finish in the NBL.
Opposition leader Peter Dutton condemns the Prime Minister for failing to secure tariff exemptions; Dozens of passengers taken hostage in Pakistan; And in sport, Liverpool's Champions League dream crushed in penalty shootout.
The Prime Minister says Australia will not impose reciprocal tariffs on the US; Russia launches air attack on Ukraine amid talks of 30-day ceasefire agreement; And in tennis, two-time champion Iga Swiatek through to quarter finals.
Australia's case for an exemption from US tariffs rejected; a proposal for a 30-day ceasefire to end the fighting in Ukraine; Manchester United announces plans to build the biggest football stadium in the UK.
Queensland and New South Wales recovery efforts are underway after ex-tropical Cyclone Alfred; Australia to join other nations in Ukraine security talks in Paris; And in sport, Australia to host its first ever NBA game.
More charges laid over a series of antisemitic attacks in Sydney; The clean up process begins in the aftermath of ex-cyclone Alfred; And in Tennis, Alex De Minaur advances to the fourth round at Indian Wells.
Jewish community puzzled after police reveal a supposed antisemitic incident was a 'fabricated terrorist plot'; Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu testifies in his long-running corruption trial; and in Tennis, World number 349 Yosuke Watanuki beats Frances Tiafoe in shock win at Indian Wells.
Restoring power a priority in the aftermath of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred...The Star casino group to be possibly be saved by being sold to a U-S casino giant... and in golf, Australian Karl Vilips wins the Puerto Rico Open
Flood risk to persist until mid-week in the aftermath of ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred... Mark Carney to be Canada's next prime minister... and Novak Djokovic admits he's struggling in the wake of his latest defeat
Hundreds of thousands of people without power in the aftermath of Cyclone Alfred; Israel says it is cutting off its electricity supply to Gaza; Greater Western Sydney beat Collingwood with 52 points, but at the cost of its superstar.
In this bulletin, evacuation orders lifted for Lismore as heavy rains continue to threaten surrounding areas, the Prime Minister congratulates W-A Premier Roger Cook after state election win. And in football, Liverpool shoots 16 points clear in the Premier League race.
The Prime Minister says the ADF personnel involved in serious road crash are heroes; more than a 1,000 people killed in two days of fighting in Syria; Carlton star Charlie Curnow ruled out of the Blues' AFL season opener against Richmond.
Queensland recovering from one of the worst power outages ever caused by a natural disaster, Labor wins a third term in WA elections; the Waratahs surge to best start since 2009 with dominant win over Force.
Increased flood risk the main concern, as ex-tropical Cyclone Alfred approaches the Australian mainland; police investigate the theft of a flag from a mosque in Western Sydney; and in the AFL, the Dockers welcome the club's newest Indigenous players with a smoking ceremony.
Millions told to stay indoors as ex-cyclone Alfred makes landfall; 17-year-old under scrutiny over airport bomb threat; James Sicily shines as Hawthorn battle past Sydney in AFL season opener.
Cyclone Alfred expected to make landfall within hours and New Zealand now providing support; teen allegedly storms plane with shotgun, claims to have bombs at Avalon Airport; Hawthorn stuns Sydney with dominant win in season opener.
In this bulletin, Cyclone Alfred expected to lose strength as it makes landfall, calls for urgent industry action after a teen was arrested trying to board a flight to Sydney. And in sport, the Matildas drop to their lowest world ranking in two decades.
In this bulletin, residents brace themselves as Cyclone Alfred gets closer to making landfall, a Lithuanian rower rescued by the Australian navy reflects on the experience. And in athletics, Australian teenager sprint sensation Gout Gout's next sporting challenge.
Residents on high alert ahead of Cylone Alfred making landfall; Donald Trump delays most tariffs on Mexico; and in sport, Australia's tennis great Fred Stolle has died at age 86.
Cyclone Alfred's delay to prolong torrential rain; New racism register report highlights stereotypes confronting First Nations peoples; And in sport, Liverpool strike a lucky late goal to win first leg of Champions league clash.
A national disaster response plan activated ahead of Cyclone Alfred's arrival; President Trump issues a 'last warning' to Hamas; And in sport, a newly formed women's football club calls out inequality in the sport.
The United States says it has paused intelligence sharing with Ukraine... residents prepare for the worst ahead of Cyclone Alfred's arrival... and New Zealand beats South Africa to make the final of the Champions Trophy
The PM speaks in Brisbane as Cyclone Alfred approaches Queensland; President Trump heckled and cheered in first Congress address; And in sport, Broncos' CEO returns to Brisbane as cyclone approaches.
Northern New South Wales residents hoping for the best but preparing for the worst of Cyclone Alfred; The UN hails a new proposal for Gaza's reconstruction; And in sport, Football Australia defends delays on a promised security taskforce.
A teenager arrested over alleged threats to a mosque in western Sydney; Ukraine's President says he's ready to make a deal on minerals with the US President; Australia eliminated from the Champions Trophy, as India books a spot in the final.
Donald Trump's 25 per cent tariffs on Canada and Mexico take effect; Queensland residents hunker down or plan to evacuate ahead of impending cyclone; And in sport, AFL season launch postponed amid cyclone warnings.
