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In this bulletin; Labor to introduce a new mandatory digital duty of care around social media algorithms; US and Iran trade strikes in a new round of fighting; and in sport, Australia's wildcard Dane Sweeny knocked out of the US Open

No signs of a breakthrough after Russia-US talks on Ukraine; The Coalition pushes new laws targeting flag burning and damage to war memorials; The Wallabies seal a historic series result in Argentina.

US envoys meet Vladimir Putin in Moscow in a fresh push to end the war in Ukraine; Veterans urged to speak out ahead of an inquiry into military sexual violence; A winner in the outback's Melbourne Cup.

Indigenous boxing icon Tony Mundine farewelled in Redfern; at least ten killed in explosion at a Bolivian military base; Jai Arrow marks a milestone in an emotional appearance for the Rabbitohs.

Lindsay Clancy mistrial renews debate over postpartum mental health care; More Australian specialists arrive in Nepal to help with the flood response; And in sport, a winning start for the Opals at the basketball World Cup.

A mistrial declared in the Lindsay Clancy murder case; Two workers rescued alive from a tunnel in Nepal; And in Tennis, Aryna Sabalenka powers into the fourth round of the US Open.

Australians among the survivors confirmed alive in the last 24 hours following the Nepal-Tibet floods; Prime Minister Albanese speaks with his Nepali counterpart and expresses condolences; and a heavily revamped Wallabies side to take on Argentina this weekend.

Health Ministers urge support to ease mounting pressure on aged care sector, Bird flu reaches Sydney, Alex de Minaur has been defeated in the second round at the US Open in New York.

Pacific leaders issue joint rebuke to China over its missiles test; Iran claims strikes on US military bases in the Gulf; Slovenian Cyclist Jakob Omrzel Makes Vuelta History.

The data of missing Australians to aid in the Nepal search, Israel bulldozes olive trees in the occupied West Bank, Calls to revisit late matches after an epic men's match pushed a women's game into after midnight.

Australia to deploy specialist drone operators to Nepal, The Coalition announces plans to cut the tobacco excise by 80 per cent, Aussie hopeful Alex de Minaur advances to round two of the US Open.

A dire climate warning from the United Nations; The EU to tighten sanctions against Russia; And in sport, North Melbourne's boss speaks out on Clarkson's sacking.

Warnings Australia is risking a generation of young men entrenched in misogyny; A chance of further interest rate rises as quarterly economic data is released; A shock departure in the AFL - at North Melbourne.

Grave fears for 38 Australians still missing after the Nepal-Tibet floods; The home of a former CFMEU boss raided by Australian federal police; Two more Australians advance to the second round of the US Open.

Questions over missed warnings before the deadly Nepal-Tibet glacier collapse; Police interviews loom for five suspended Sydney Swans players; And in sport, NRL teams locked in for the season-ending round.

An Australian is found safe after the Nepal-Tibet floods, as 42 remain unaccounted for; Police probe whether a Sydney shooting was a case of mistaken identity; and in sport, SBS secures the 2030 FIFA World Cup broadcast rights

In this bulletin, Australian equipment and aid en route to Nepal to support search and recovery efforts; Beijing denies comments over Taiwan at the Pacific Islands Forum meeting were a threat; and in tennis, Aryna Sabalenka defeats Colombia's Camila Osorio in New York

An Australian hiker has been confirmed dead in Nepal, as rescue efforts continue; police seek mother of newborn baby found dead in Sydney; football great Lionel Messi retires from international football.

The desperate search for survivors intensifies in Nepal; Solomon Islands Prime Minister pulls out of the Pacific Islands Forum to face a no-confidence showdown at home; Australia returns to South Africa for Test cricket - eight years after the ball-tampering scandal.

Australian missing tally revised after deadly Nepal mudslides; Iran retaliates against US strikes in the Strait of Hormuz; Three Australians make an early exit from the US Open in New York.