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PM bulletin 20 April 2022
Labor attacks the Morrison government over its handling of aged care, Queensland looking to make changes to its close contact rules, and former Hockeyroo Sandy Pisani dies of cancer at the age of 63.
Midday bulletin 20 April 2022
More COVID-19 restrictions to ease in Victoria and New South Wales, the federal government under fire for failing to prevent China's security pact with the Soloman Islands, and Argentina's football team to take on Brazil at the MCG in June.
AM bulletin 20 April 2022
The United Nations calls for a four day Orthodox Easter truce in Ukraine; confirmation of a signed security deal with China and Solomon Islands puts Western leaders on alert and Tour de France champion Brad Wiggins says he was sexually groomed by a coach when he was 13.
PM bulletin April 19 2022
Scott Morrison continues to back controversial Warringah candidate Katherine Deves... A record number of Australians enrol to vote ahead of the federal election, Ash Barty makes the switch to golf.
Midday bulletin 19 April 2022
Russia begins its much anticipated assault on eastern Ukraine, Repeated calls for Liberal candidate Katherine Deves to be disendorsed for transphobic comments, Mask mandates under review in the US.
AM Bulletin 19 April 2022
At least seven dead after a missile attack in Ukraine; day nine of the election campaign; and Hawthorn beat Geelong in the AFL
Health, border security focus kicks off week two of campaign trail
On Monday, the federal election campaign picked up pace after its Easter pause, with Anthony Albanese in Queensland and the prime minister in Western Australia.
UK deal to outsource asylum seekers compared to Australia's policy
It's a move that refugee organisations have condemned as unworkable and inhumane.
PM bulletin 18 April 2022
The Coalition focuses on border policy as the second week of the election campaign gets underway, The UN warns Australians held in camps in northeast Syria are living in conditions that could constitute torture, Carla Bull and Harrison Kerr win this year's Stawell Gift.
Ukraine vows to fight to the end in Mariupol despite Russia's claim of control
Several Ukrainian cities suffered shelling, resulting in yet more civilian deaths.