A bulletin of the day’s top stories from SBS News.
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Evening News Bulletin 4 November 2022
Major flood warnings for New South Wales, A music teacher admits to sexually assaulting two of his students, And Stefanos Tsitsipas advances to the quarter-finals of the Paris Masters
Midday News Bulletin 4 November 2022
The opposition accuses Labor of playing politics with the repatriation of women and children from Syria, A man arrested over the shooting of Imran Khan in Pakistan, The Australian Diamonds complete a clean sweep of their netball series against England.
Morning News Bulletin 4 November 2022
A man's body found, days after he went missing driving through floodwaters; Benjamin Netanyahu expected to win Israel's fifth general election in four years; and in cricket, Pakistan has defeated South Africa in a must-win T20 clash in Sydney.
Evening News Bulletin 3 November 2022
Hundreds ordered to evacuate in flood affected NSW, Police offer a reward for QLD murder, The CEO of Collingwood resigns.
Midday News Bulletin 3 November 2022
Evacuations underway in the New South Wales central west, A Florida mass shooter sentenced to life in prison after avoiding the death penalty, A new report finds tear gas triggered last month's deadly stampede at an Indonesian football stadium.
Morning News Bulletin 3 November 2022
The PM says budget cash handouts would have done more harm than good; an unexpected breakthrough - both sides in the Ethiopia civil war agree to a truce; and in AFL, the League says it will press on with a racism review despite the withdrawal of a key party to the allegations.
Evening News Bulletin 2 November 2022
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.
Midday News bulletin 1 November 2022
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.
Morning News Bulletin 2 November 2022
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.
Evening News Bulletin 1 November 2022
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.