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In this bulletin: Taronga Zoo reviews its procedures after five lions escaped from their enclosure; Anthony Albanese defends his decision not to attend a climate conference; and in sports, an AFL coach facing racism allegations says he's determined to clear his name.

In this bulletin, TAFE teachers on strike in New South Wales; Egyptian authorities arresting climate change protestors ahead of the COP27 summit; and in racing news, a jockey fined heavily for careless riding in Tuesday's Melbourne Cup.

More rate hikes imminent as the R-B-A warns it will do what's necessary to curb inflation; Israelis go to the polls for the fifth time in under four years; and in sport, England defeats New Zealand in the Men's T-20 Cricket World Cup in Brisbane.

The cash rate increased to 2.85 per cent; October the busiest month on record for Victoria's state emergency services; and Gold Trip wins this year's Melbourne Cup.

Two men feared missing in floodwaters in southern New South Wales; authorities concerned with a spike in politically-related violence after the Pelosi attack; and in racing, Lunar Flare scratched from the Melbourne Cup, leaving 22 racers for this afternoon's race.

An urgent meeting called over allegations of abuse in Australia's migration system; criminal probes launched into South Korea and India's twin tragedies; and in sport, cricketer Virat Kohli pleads for privacy after being caught up in a hotel security breach.

South Korea's leader Han Duck-soo promises a thorough investigation into a deadly Seoul stampede, Jair Bolsonaro defeated in Brazil's presidential election, Red Bull driver Max Vertsappen breaks the F1 season wins record

Thousands without power after wind storm in Victoria, Far right leader Jair Bolsonaro defeated in Brazil's presidential election, Novak Djokovic confident of another victory as he starts his latest Paris Masters campaign and netball Australia's secures 15 million funding deal.

An Australian among the many dead from a Halloween stampede in South Korea; a blast kills more than 100 people in Somalia; and in football, preparations being finalised as the countdown to the Qatar World Cup continues.

Fears that Australians may be among the dead and injured from a South Korea stampede, Treasurer Jim Chalmers avoids giving a timeline on a potential fall in gas prices and in women's rugby, England take out Australia in the quarter-finals of the World Cup.