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Whistleblower David McBride is released from prison, Telstra boss Vicki Brady receives a 11 per cent pay rise. Plus, a plea deal could be possible in the murder trial of Luigi Mangione.

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Interest rates could stay high until 2028, 147 drone breaches of restricted military airspace are revealed. Plus, Albanese denies gambling lobby influence as the government moves closer to a deal with the Coalition.

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Former prime minister Tony Abbott says Anthony Albanese must apologise for his controversial 'melons' comments, the Commonwealth Bank announce a net profit of $10.9 billion. Plus, assault and stalking charges against Ahmed Al Ahmed have been dropped.

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Commonwealth Bank reports a strong profit despite mortgage applications falling, fugitive George Dib is arrested in Lebanon over alleged drug trafficking. Plus, Donald Trump reveals he switched planes over a possible security threat.

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Coalition pledges to slash migration to its lowest level since the GFC, Tony Abbott calls on Anthony Albanese to apologise over his ‘melons’ comments. Plus, a 12th person is charged over the alleged murder of Chris Baghsarian.

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The RBA keeps the cash rate on hold at 4.35 per cent, the Coalition is accusing the government of "setting a rushed timeline" for the Royal Commission. Plus, Census day has arrived with fines of up to $364 a day for not completing it.

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Labor faces scrutiny over millions spent on offshore wind projects that have yet to get off the ground, the Reserve Bank is expected to leave rates on hold. Plus, Western Australia takes aim at the government’s new aged care support scheme.

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Jim Chalmers faces a stoush with state counterparts over the government’s tax changes, Pauline Hanson prepares to introduce a bill on exclusion orders. Plus, Colombia assesses the damage after a powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake.

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Peter Malinauskas announces the State will conduct a Royal Commission into AI, the government is close to a deal with the Coalition to pass its gambling reforms. Plus, One Nation support tripled in regional and outer Sydney over the past year.

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Labor is close to locking in a deal with the Coalition to pass its gambling reforms, Tokyo's former ambassador to Australia criticises Anthony Albanese over his remarks about Sanae Takaichi's gift. Plus, a baby camera leads to an alleged drug bust.

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Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected the Gaza peace plan endorsed by US president Donald Trump, the Royal Commission excludes former treasurer Josh Frydenberg from giving evidence. Plus, Vietnam's president has arrived in Australia. 

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The Albanese government is close to locking in a deal with the Coalition to pass its gambling reforms, more than 90,000 runners have taken part in this year's City2Surf. Plus, two planes nearly collide on the tarmac at Sydney Airport.

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More than 90,000 runners take part in this year's City2Surf, a near miss is reported between a Jetstar and Qatar Airways flight at Sydney Airport. Plus, nine in ten small NDIS plan managers flagged over potential fraud or integrity concerns.

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Anthony Albanese praises Australia's multicultural success, two cases of H5 bird flu confirmed in native birds in NSW. Plus, Iran demands compensation from the US before reopening the Strait of Hormuz.

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Fresh trouble for the New South Wales opposition leader as a corruption inquiry examines political donations, Melbourne’s Lord Mayor faces accusations over the Salvation Army. Plus, dramatic footage captures a fatal Idaho shooting.

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A mass school shooting in Thailand leaves at least seven people dead, a secret report into alleged Australian war crimes remains under wraps. Plus, Jake Kolodjashnij reveals he signed the AFL’s secret concussion contract clause.

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Four teenagers have been released on bail after police charged them for allegedly attacking and causing the death of a shop owner in Melbourne, Chris Bowen is criticised for taxpayer trip. Plus, two NASA astronauts go on a spacewalk outside the ISS.

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Police release new vision after a teenage boy was allegedly stabbed for his e-bike, pressure mounts on the AFL over Geelong’s secret player deal. Plus, hundreds of Queensland youth detention officers walk off the job.

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Iran and Oman reportedly reach an understanding to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the US establishes a base in Western Australia to support AUKUS submarines. Plus, the government’s first-home buyer scheme comes under fire over a foreign owner loophole.

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The New South Wales government is accepting 11 out of 13 recommendations from the coronial inquest into the Bondi Junction stabbing, Pauline Hanson takes on Tony Burke. Plus, Labor is considering parking its proposed crackdown on gambling advertising.

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Labor MP Ed Husic takes leave after a serious car crash, a fifth person dies following a horror crash south of Darwin. Plus, a man is charged over alleged Nazi weapons imports and performing a Nazi salute in public.

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Daniel Andrews says the IBAC report clears him over claims involving the United Firefighters Union, Chris Bowen faces scrutiny over taxpayer-funded overseas travel. Plus, the war in Ukraine is becoming deadlier for civilians.

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Progress in US-Iran talks has raised hopes of a deal over the Strait of Hormuz, new Victoria Premier Ben Carroll has reshuffled the state cabinet. Plus, businesses may receive a 20 per cent solar discount over renewable energy target delays.

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Ben Carroll unveils a reshaped Victorian cabinet ahead of the state election, the Bureau of Meteorology faces an independent review over its troubled website upgrade. Plus, hopes grow for a US-Iran deal on the Strait of Hormuz.

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Treasury moves to scrap the so-called “widow’s tax”, a former Albanese adviser accuses the government of sidelining economic growth. Plus, Ukraine accuses Russia of a war crime after a drone attack on a street vendor.

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