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Midday bulletin 14 May 2021
Israel launches a ground and air attack on Gaza, Six more Victorians exposed to COVID in a quarantine hotel, In Tennis, Ash Barty progresses to the final eight in Rome.
AM bulletin 14 May 2021
Heavy firepower employed from both sides in the conflict in the Middle East; Labor leader Anthony Albanese promises a new affordable housing package worth $10 billion; A decision on Willie Rioli's future at West Coast to be made by next week.
PM bulletin 13 May 2021
Australia secures 25 million Moderna COVID-19 shots; no new local cases of COVID-19 detected in Victoria; and the AFL details plans to expand the women's competition.
Midday bulletin 13 May 2021
Australia secures 25 million doses of Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine; fears of war as violence escalates between Israel and Hamas militants in Gaza; and the Liberals secure a majority government in Tasmania.
AM Bulletin 13 May 2021
Genomic testing links Victoria's latest case of COVID-19 back to a South Australian quarantine hotel; fears of war, as violence escalates between Israel and Hamas militants in Gaza; the International Olympic Committee reiterates the Tokyo Games is going ahead despite local opposition.
PM bulletin 12 May 2021
The federal government defends a budget measure that will force new migrants to wait longer before being eligible for welfare payments; Victorian authorities warn against complacency with QR code check-ins and in the AFL, Port Adelaide decides not to appeal Scott Lycett's four-game suspension.
Midday bulletin 12 May 2021
Mixed reactions to the Federal Budget; Victoria records no new locally-acquired cases of COVID-19 and Manchester City wins its fifth English Premier League title.
AM Bulletin 12 May 2021
Mixed reaction, after Treasurer Josh Frydenberg delivers his third Budget; tensions continue escalating between Israel and Hamas; Manchester City wins its fifth English Premier League title.
PM bulletin 11 May 2021
A Victorian man, who completed hotel quarantine in Adelaide, tests positive to COVID-19; spending on women, aged care and mental health to feature in tonight's Federal Budget and Australian basketball star Liz Cambage withdraws her threat to boycott the Tokyo Olympics.
Midday bulletin 11 May 2021
Spending on women, childcare, aged care, disability and mental health expected to feature in the federal budget; An escape tunnel discovered at a detention centre in Western Australia; Australian basketball star Liz Cambage confirms she will compete the Tokyo Olympics.