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Advocates call for an investigation after another refugee self harms in Villawood immigration detention; the death toll climbs in a Japanese tour boat tragedy; and in AFL, Collingwood facing Essendon for their traditional Anzac Day clash.

Australians continue to gather to mark ANZAC Day; New South Wales police say they haven't received any reports of death threats against Liberal party candidate Katherine Deves; and in sport, Australian Alex De Minaur narrowly misses out of the final of tennis' Barcelona Open.

Emmanuel Macron wins re-election as France' s president, as Marine Le Pen vows to fight on, Australians gather to mark ANZAC Day, and Alex De Minaur narrowly misses out on the final of tennis's Barcelona Open.

Both major parties take their election campaigns to the Northern Territory, Daniel Andrews weighs in on the national debate over transgender sport participation, and South Sydney's Taane Milne faces a two-match NRL suspension.

Competing spending promises from the two major parties, as week two of the election campaign comes to a close, Ukraine vows to recapture lost territory when it has enough weapons from its Western allies, and Iga Swiatek to meet new world number one Aryna Sabalenka in the final of the Stuttgart tennis Open.

Russia launches another attack on the last remaining resistance in Mariupol, as the Ukrainian President prepares to hold talks with the US, week two of the election campaign draws to a close in Sydney today and two wins in a row for the Wests Tigers.

Richard Marles defends himself against claims he's soft on China, former prime minister John Howard joins the Liberals on the campaign trail, and Hawthorn suffers an injury upset ahead of its Anzac Day clash with Sydney.

Questions raised over when the federal government first knew of the Solomon Islands security pact with China, Labor to commit $15 million over three years for community language schools and Australia's Alex de Minaur battles into Barcelona's semi-finals.

Russian and Ukrainian talks to end the conflict within the region remains stalled, the US to expedite the opening of an embassy in the Solomon Island's, as concerns grow around the Pacific nation's security pact with China and Te Maire Martin returns to the N-R-L following his life changing brain injury.

Ukrainian fighters holding on in Mariupol, the Coalition rejects Labor's claim it "dropped the ball" on Solomon Islands security and in sport, a rising star named in the Australian Diamonds extended netball squad ahead of the Commonwealth Games.