Evening News Bulletin 26 April 2024

The Opposition stepping up calls for Australia's Immigration Minister to be sacked; Hopes fading for survivors in the P-N-G landslide; Victoria to introduce live tracking of greyhounds to improve industry transparency.

The search continues for a mother and newborn baby around Sydney's Cooks River; Parliament votes down a motion to debate statehood for Palestine; Alex de Minaur and Thanasi Kokkinakis make their mark at the French Open.

Israeli tanks reported in the centre of Rafah for the first time, in a ground operation garnering global condemnation, Thousands ordered to evacuate from the path of a still-active landslide in Papua New Guinea, Elena Rybakina advances to the French Open second round

Forensic testing underway as the search for a missing mother and baby continues; A groundbreaking new role in the Victorian government to combat gender violence; Australia unveils its men's water polo team for the Paris Olympics.

A frantic search underway for a missing baby and mother; Calls for Australia to expel the Israeli ambassador; Fourteen time winner Rafael Nadal beaten in the first round of this year's French Open.

A new, rapid review into domestic violence launched by the federal government; an Israeli attack on a Rafah camp draws global condemnation, days after the UN's top court ordered a stop to the offensive; The Australian Human Rights Commission terminates a claim against Hawthorn by First Nations former players.

Police called to a student protest in Canberra after the demonstrators refuse to leave; Australian leaders condemn at an anti-Semitic incident at a Melbourne school; A surprising omission as Queensland names its side for State of Origin.

Australia offers support to Papua New Guinea after a deadly landslide; The front gate of a Jewish school in Melbourne vandalised with anti-Semitic graffiti; Australian driver Oscar Piastri claims second place in the Monaco Grand Prix.

In this bulletin... Vanuatu hit by a 6.3 magnitute earthquake; Social Services Minister Amanda Rishworth says new awareness campaign will clear up confusion around consent; and in football, Barcelona emerge as back-to-back winners of the Women's Champions League.

The Albanese government launches a 12-month national consent campaign, Indigenous healing services receive extra funding as Australia marks Sorry Day, and in football, Manchester United claim a shock 2-1 win in the FA Cup final against local rivals Manchester City.