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Qantas to cut hundreds of jobs; The Federal Government announces a new artificial intelligence regulator; and in sport, another signing for the new Papua New Guinea NRL team.

Labor MPs come out in support of Treasurer, amid reports of briefings against him; Advocacy groups call for Digital Duty of Care bill to recognise the harms of online "pile-ons"; and in sport, Cricket Australia rules out another investigation into "sandpapergate" after bombshell revelations.

British comedian Russell Brand sentenced to more than ten years in prison; France accuses Iran of being behind last month's cyberattack on supermarket fridges; and in cricket, David Warner backs teammate Usman Khawaja over ball tampering scandal.

A teen boy seriously hurt in a stabbing outside a south-west Sydney high school; At least four dead after a stone slab collapses onto tents in Gaza; Selectors cut Marnus Labaschagne from Australia's test squad.A teen boy seriously hurt in a stabbing outside a south-west Sydney high schoolAt least four dead after a stone slab collapses onto tents in GazaSelectors cut Marnus Labaschagne from Australia's test squad.

A public hearing begins into the government's Digital Duty of Care bill; Australia defends its climate record at COP31 in Turkiye; McLaren's Lando Norris wins the Sao Paulo Grand Prix for a second year running.A public hearing begins into the government's Digital Duty of Care bill; Australia defends its climate record at COP31 in Turkiye; McLaren's Lando Norris wins the Sao Paulo Grand Prix for a second year running.

Poland in official mourning after a mass shooting in a public square; A murder investigation, after a man's body found in the Blue Mountains; and in Rugby League, The Jillaroos beat Fiji in their women's world cup semi finals.

The search for a missing teen in regional Victoria; Paraguay's political crisis deepens, with the former president charged; UFC boss Dana White gets an unusual job offer.

The Albanese government scraps a plan to sell the Victoria Barracks in Sydney; Benjamin Netanyahu's rival chosen to form Israel's next government; and in sport, the Kangaroos face Samoa for a place in the World Cup final.

New Zealand's election too close to call; six people killed and 15 wounded in a shooting in Poland; and Cricket Australia rejects fresh claims over the ball-tampering scandal.

Two men charged after separate assaults in Melbourne and regional New South Wales; Polls closing in New Zealand's national elections; and in sport, Australia's Rinky Hijikata ends his dream run at the Paris Masters.