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A European court delivers a landmark judgment on a Swiss climate change case; Foreign Minister Penny Wong says recognising a Palestinian state is key to long-term peace in the Middle East; And World Netball bans transgender players from international competition.

A youth curfew in Alice Springs extended; Rates of domestic violence in Australia in the spotlight; And in football, a new team line-up for the Matildas in their friendly against Mexico.

A new head of the Australian Defence Force; A social welfare organisation calls for an increase in social security payments for struggling Australians; And an AFL player strongly condemns the use of a homophobic slur.

In this bulletin, Germany accused of enabling genocide at the International Court of Justice; a total eclipse brings darkness to millions in Mexico, the US and Canada; and in sport, Russ Cook shares scary moments from his run across the length of Africa.

The Federal Government announces further $83 million for HMAS Stirling upgrades; Opposition leader Peter Dutton criticises the government's handling over asylum boat arrivals; And in AFL, CEO Andrew Dillon addresses player Jeremy Finlayson's homophobic slur.

The Nationals say proposed $10 million fines for big supermarkets come too late; New special adviser on aid worker deaths in Gaza to find "proper answers"; And in cricket, Australian big-hitters propel their Indian Premier League sides to victory.

Israel withdraws most of its troops from southern Gaza as ceasefire talks begin in Cairo; the Prime Minister defends the government's record on border security after a boat arrival in WA; and in rugby, series leader Australia suffers a blow in the women's world sevens title battle.

The Opposition Foreign Affairs spokesman says Israel has shown accountability after the killing of seven aid workers, Police locate a man who became seperated from a group of 15 asylum seekers in Western Australia, Melbourne Victory coach Tony Popovic says he's focusing on the game, rather than his future at the club.

Science Minister Ed Husic says aid worker deaths reflect "systemic failure" by Israeli government; Flood warnings remain as disaster relief funding made available in New South Wales; And the English Premier League, Arsenal and Man City secure away victories to keep pressure on Liverpool.

Emergency crews and volunteers work overnight following record downpours in New South Wales; WA Police launch a search for a man thought to have arrived in Australia on an "unknown vessel"; And in football, Matildas vice-captain Ellie Carpenter on the team's ambitions for the Olympics.