AM bulletin 31 May 2020
Protests raging across the United States over the death in custody of an African-American man, two astronauts launched in the world's first private space flight and German migrant Lara Billar wins the Uluru Camel Cup.
Protests in dozens of US cities over the death of George Floyd
Anger over the death of an African-American man during an arrest in the United States is intensifying with demonstrations in multiple cities.
PM bulletin 30 May 2020
A former police officer in Minneapolis charged with the murder of African-American man, George Floyd; anger over the death triggers more protests in the US and Netball New South Wales plans a season re-start in July.
AM bulletin 30 May 2020
The United States takes punitive action against China and Hong Kong; Bulgaria set to lift Jock Palfreeman's travel ban and the North Queensland Cowboys have defeated the Gold Coast Titans 36 to six.
Robo-debt refunds due later this year
The federal government plans to refund more than $720 million raised through the now defunct welfare scheme.
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The Council of Australian Governments scrapped as national Cabinet takes over, a zookeeper attacked by a lion on the New South Wales South Coast and the National Basketball league season likely to be delayed a month due to COVID-19.
Midday bulletin 29 May 2020
The Federal Government open to extending the JobKeeper program, a Melbourne school shuts down after a student tests positive for COVID-19 and English Premier League football edges closer to its long-awaited return.
AM bulletin 29 May 2020
The focus of national cabinet may switch to the economy; Australia a signatory to an international statement criticising China's new laws for Hong Kong and the National Rugby League returns, with Parramatta defeating Brisbane in the first game back.
PM bulletin 28 May 2020
A man with a knife shot dead by police on a Melbourne freeway; the Reserve Bank Governor Philip Lowe says the JobKeeper scheme might need to be extended and the National Rugby League resumes tonight minus the crowds.
Midday bulletin 28 May 2020
Queensland authorities not ruling out a link between a Rockhamption nurse and Australia's youngest COVID-19 death; the death toll from coronavirus in the United States now exceeds 100 thousand and the National Rugby League resumes tonight but without crowds.