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In this bulletin, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese praises G20 declaration condemning the war in Ukraine; a deadly missile strike that hit a Polish border village believed to be an unfortunate accident; and in sport, Socceroos forward speaks ahead of Australia's first FIFA world cup against France.

The US President indicates the Poland blast may not have been due to missiles fired by Russia, as Australia expresses deep concern, The former U-S President Donald Trump launches a bid for the 2024 presidential election, Isaac Humphries comes out as the National Basketball League's first openly gay athlete.

The Prime Minister hails talks with China's President a 'success', despite the nation's differences; the Kremlin condemns a UN resolution demanding Russia pay reparations for the war in Ukraine; and in football, the Matildas look towards a promising 2023 World Cup, as they win their last game of the year.

A new COVID-19 vaccine approved as cases rise, Hundreds told to evacuate the New South Wales town of Forbes over rising river levels, Former Socceroos star Tim Cahill offers advice to players ahead of their FIFA World Cup campaign.

Flood evacuation orders issued for the New South Wales town of Forbes, Ukraine's President says the liberation of the city of Kherson is the 'beginning of the end' of the war, A Qatari LGBTQI activist says he fears protests during the FIFA World Cup will lead to retaliation.

Anthony Albanese to meet Xi Jinping in Bali; Turkey blames the PKK for the attack in Istanbul; and Cristiano Ronaldo attacks his own team

Health and community groups urge Australians not to access leaked health data; a woman arrested over a bomb blast in Istanbul that killed six people and Adelaide to host the first LIV golf tournament in Australia.

Flood warnings issued for New South Wales and Victoria; at least six people dead and dozens injured in a suspected terror attack in Istanbul and George Russell wins the Formula One Grand Prix in Brazil.

At least six people are dead and dozens injured in a suspected terror attack in Istanbul; Questions raised about the first potential meeting of Australian and Chinese leaders in six years; In sport, England claims victory in the T-20 World Cup final...

The Democrats retain control of the US Senate, New South Wales to consider overseas help to battle the flood emergency And the Sydney Sixers have beaten the Melbourne Star by 45 runs to go to the top of the WBBL ladder.