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A judge rules Coles misled customers in its 'Down Down' pricing campaign; Independent Tasmanian Senator Tammy Tyrell defects to Labor; and in football, Iran's football team is sent off by supporters, ahead of a controversial World Cup campaign.

Donald Trump arrives in Beijing for high-stakes talks with Xi Jinping; Russia launches massive drone barrage on Ukraine, killing at least six people; and in sport, Panthers prepare for a future without Ivan Cleary.

The Opposition says it won't support the housing tax reforms outlined in the federal budget; UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer refuses to quit, despite mounting party pressure; Australian Kaden Groves exits the Giro d’Italia after injuries sustained from a crash.

The Federal Government flags tax reforms aimed at helping more young Australians buy a home; Australia imposes fresh sanctions on Iran over its crackdown on protesters and women; and Carlton faces fresh questions after Michael Voss quits as coach.

The federal government says housing supply will be key in tomorrow's federal budget; the Fair Work Commission hears evidence on conditions for food delivery workers; Australian Jay Vine's team says he won't need surgery for injuries sustained in a Giro d'Italia crash.

In this bulletin, The WHO moves to calm fears in Tenerife over a deadly huntavirus outbreak; Boycott calls over Israel’s Eurovision entry overshadow the contest’s 70th edition; and in sport, Daniel Dubois reclaims world champion status with a heavyweight win over Fabio Wardley

Public hearings to begin in the Royal Commission on antisemitism; another ship attacked in the Strait of Hormuz as the US reviews another peace proposal; and in sport, Matildas captain Sam Kerr breaks a record for Chelsea.

Police investigate a triple-murder in Sydney; a man charged with the murder of a girl in Alice Springs; success for Australia at the World Athletics Relays

The cost of the US-Iran war revealed; Australia and China agree to cooperate on jet fuel shipments; and in sport, Afghan women footballers cleared to return to international competition.

Donald Trump orders the US military to 'shoot and kill' Iranian boats laying mines in the Strait of Hormuz; Fears remote Indigenous communities could be left without any power; Jamarra Ugle-Hagan to make his long-awaited debut with the Gold Coast Suns.

US-Iran talks set to begin in Pakistan; Energy minister provides update on fuel supplies; And in sport, Supercars cancels final race of the Taupo round due to looming cyclone in New Zealand.