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Donald Trump sympathisers ask for donations following the former president's indictment; A major inquiry announced for Sydney's troubled train network; Former Paralympian Oscar Pistorius applies for parole after ten years in jail.
Former US President Donald Trump indicted by a Manhattan grand jury; The government backing a wage increase for Australia's lowest-paid workers; Sydney F-C boss Steve Corica says the men's A-League finals destiny is in their own hands.
In this bulletin: Pauline Hanson condemns a homophobic post by New South Wales One Nation Party leader; Investor warns against Australia's new gas export policies; and in football, Caitlyn Foord helps Arsenal reach the Champions League semi-finals.
Peter Dutton defends not going to this morning's introduction of the Voice referendum bill, The UN votes to take a climate change case to court, Indonesia stripped of hosting rights for this year's under 20 men's world cup.
In this bulletin: grim projections about what Antarctica's melting ice will do to oceans; a Wurundjeri Elder is removed from an event featuring Barack Obama; and in sport, Russia claims the IOC discriminates against its athletes.
Children's welfare to be central to the federal government's planned changes to Family Law, Experts say Australian banks are capable of withstanding pressures as rising inflation, Phoebe Litchfield named in Australia's squad for the women's Ashes.
A $15 billion manufacturing fund is passed by the Senate; at least 39 migrants are dead after a fire at a Mexican detention centre; and in sport, Russian and Belarusian athletes to return to international competitions.
The government opens consultation on a potentially life-saving alert system for electric vehicles, The Northern Territory announces an amendment to bail legislation, And in AFL, The Gold Coast Suns to challenge the suspension of their key defender.
Regional workers to benefit from climate agreement, E-safety resources for First Nations children, US champion Jessica Pegula in the Miami Open quarter finals.
A new leader for Scotland; another fatal school shooting in the US; and the Socceroos ready for round two against Ecuador