In this bulletin... US President Donald Trump claims Iran's nuclear capacity has been "completely obliterated", The Albanese government calls for de-escalation, dialogue and diplomacy after US strikes, Australian golfer Minjee Lee on the precipice of a third career major.
The US bombs nuclear sites in Iran; 16 billion passwords exposed in a series of data breaches; in the NRL, the Storm beat the Rabbitohs by one point.
Reports the US is relocating B-2 bomber aircraft; the grandfather of an Indigenous man who died in police custody writes a letter to the Prime Minister; in cricket; Sam Konstas replaces Marnus Labuschagne ahead of Australia's opening Test match against the West Indies.
Trump claims his intelligence community is wrong and Iran nuclear threat is real, Sudanese-Australian refugees spread awareness of world's largest humanitarian crisis, Australian golfer Minjee Lee in the race for the Women's PGA Championship.
Europe urges Iran to consider diplomacy amid ongoing Israeli strikes; Prime Minister Anthony Albanese skips another chance at a meeting with President Trump; the Brisbane Lions stun Geelong on their home ground.
Iran says it is open to diplomacy - if Israel stops its attacks; two killed after Hurricane Erick makes landfall in Mexico's south; Netball Australia signs a television deal with the newly launched All Women’s Sports Network.
In this bulletin, the Australian Defense Force is called in, to help evacuate Australians from Iran and Israel, the Prime Minister will not go to NATO next week, delaying a face-to-face meeting with Donald Trump. And in AFL, West Coast Eagles star, Jeremy McGovern, is retiring from the game.
Anthony Albanese yet to decide whether to attend the NATO summit; evacuations underway for Australians in Israel and Iran; and in cricket, Marnus Labuschagne dropped for Australia’s first Test against the West Indies.
The White House says President Trump will decide in two weeks whether to strike Iran; Prime Minister Anthony Albanese contemplates a last-minute trip to The Hague; and in AFL, the Cats' Patrick Dangerfield will celebrate his 350th game tonight.
In this bulletin, Israel confirms a new of attacks on the Iranian capital, as protesters take to the streets in Washington DC, Victorian crime surges to record levels. And in tennis, woes for Team Australia ahead of Wimbledon, with Alexei Popyrin ousted from the Queens Club Championships.
In this bulletin, Foreign Minister Penny Wong says some Australians have already been evacuated from the Middle East, a meeting of minds as the government makes a second attempt to reform environmental law. And in sport, captain Cameron Munster says criticism of Queensland's coach spurred his side to State of Origin victory.
In this bulletin; U.S. President Donald Trump is considering getting directly involved in Israel's war with Iran, Thousands mark the closure of Australia's first formal truth telling process, in Victoria, and in N-RL, Queensland defeats New South Wales in the second State of Origin game.
Iran’s Supreme Leader says Iran will show Israel no mercy, as aerial attacks on both sides continue; Anthony Albanese announces negotiations for a new partnership with the European Union; And in sport, Australia's women's golf stars to receive an increase in prize money for the Women's PGA Championship.
The United States military is reportedly sending additional fighter jets to the Middle East; Anthony Albanese meets United States officials at the G7 after President Trump cancelled; And in Rugby League, Laurie Daley eyes redemption as New South Wales chase back-to-back Origin titles.
In this bulletin; Treasurer Jim Chalmers set to unveil top priorities for second Labor term, Over a dozen people killed as Russia strikes Kyiv, and in tennis, Aryna Sabalenka apologises to Coco Gauff over ‘unprofessional’ French Open comments.
Opposition leader Sussan Ley disappointed the Prime Minister was not able to meet with Donald Trump... Police confirm human remains are those of missing teenager Phoebe Bishop... and new Matildas coach Joe Montemurro overhauls staff and plans a revised squad ahead of the Asian Cup.
Anthony Albanese's meeting with Donald Trump cancelled... foreigners trying to get out of the way of the Iran-Israel conflict.... and Ellyse Perry signs on for three more years with the Sydney Sixers
Israel strikes Iran's state media buildings; NT Government scraps plans for an independent review into police racism; JJ Spaun wins the US Open.
In this bulletin, Australia plans to retrieve hundreds of citizens caught in escalating conflict in the Middle East, a Melbourne author is deported from the U-S after writing about university protests. And to football, Auckland City is smashed 10-nil in a mighty effort against Bayern Munich.
In this bulletin, the Prime Minister meets with Canada's Mark Carney at the G7 summit, Australian childcare centres will have tighter rules from September. And in sport, George Russell wins the Canadian Grand Prix.
The death toll rises as Israel and Iran exchange missile attacks for a third day; Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to meet with Canada's Mark Carney at the G7 summit; Bulldogs defeat the Rabbitohs at Olympic Park.
A fresh barrage of attacks on Israel and Iran, The government praises a $20 billion investment in AI infrastructure in Australia, The Club World Cup is underway with Lionel Messi's Inter Miami held to a goalless draw by Egyptian team Al-Ahly.
Penny Wong urges Iran to show restraint as missile exchanges with Israel escalate regional crisis; The PM to raise US tariffs and Middle East conflict in meeting with Donald Trump at G7 summit; And in cycling, Tadej Pogacar wins stage seven of the Critérium du Dauphiné.
Iran and Israel exchange missiles and air strikes, with no end in sight; Suspect named in the fatal shooting of a politician and her husband in Minnesota; And in cricket, Pat Cummins reflects as South Africa stun Australia to win first World Test title.
Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles confirms Australians in Israel and Iran are safe for now, Thousands of U-S protesters join rallies against immigration raids this weekend, New South Wales winger Brian To'o will play for the Blues in State of Origin II.
Anthony Albanese heads to the G7 meeting, with no confirmation of a meeting with Donald Trump; Iran strikes Israel in retaliatory strikes as Israeli strikes hit Tehran; American Sam Burns leads the US Open, but Aussie Adam Scott isn't far behind.
Iran launches drones at Israel in retaliation to strikes on Tehran; state and federal health ministers agree to a rapid review of IVF clinic rules; Australia in deep trouble in the World Test Championship final.
The leader of Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard reportedly killed in Israeli strikes on Tehran, A man has died in Adelaide two weeks after a police arrest, Australia and South Africa dominate on day two of the World Test Championships.
Israel strikes Iran's capital and declares a state of emergency, The sole survivor of the Air India plane crash describes the moment of impact, A disappointing start to the US open for Australian veteran Adam Scott.
One man survives Air India crash in Ahmedabad that killed at least 240 people; Iran threatens to step up uranium enrichment; And in AFL, Kysaiah Pickett re-signs with the Melbourne Demons.
