Evening News Bulletin 16 June 2024

Two teens charged over the Adelaide shopping centre lockdown; Saudi Arabia says more than 1,300 people have died during the Hajj pilgrimage and in football, Hungary boot Scotland out of the European Championship with a dramatic stoppage-time goal.

Six policemen and an Orthodox priest have been killed by gunmen in southern Russia; search underway for teenagers who triggered the lockdown of a shopping centre in Adelaide; and in cricket, more weight placed on the match against India to keep Australia's T20 World Cup title hopes alive.

Federal opposition unable to say how much nuclear would contribute to the energy mix; Police investigating after a vehicle tries to ram an officer in Sydney's Inner West; And in cricket, Australia's Twenty-20 World Cup campaign in jeopardy after a shock loss to Afghanistan.

An industry body says the cost of Peter Dutton's nuclear proposal could be up to $600 billion; Russian guided bombs strike an apartment building in Kharkiv; Ajla Tomljanovic reaches first WTA grass-court final at Birmingham Classic.

Israeli airstrikes kill 42 people in Gaza City; Labor politicians condemn Peter Dutton's nuclear energy policy; South Sydney fear Campbell Graham may miss the entire 2024 season.

An Indigenous water-ownership scheme launched; The opposition defends its nuclear energy plan; And in sport, South Africa remains undefeated in T20 World Cup.

A man under police guard after allegedly attacking hospital staff in Sydney; Wildfires in Greece claim their first casualty; A controversial result in the Euro 24 match between France and Netherlands.

Western Australia's Opposition Leader denies bullying allegations; One dead in Kenyan protests against government plans to raise taxes; Veteran utility Kurtley Beale gets a surprise recall to the Wallabies squad.

Millions of dollars of illegal tobacco seized in a cross-border bust; An inquiry into Facebook's decision not to renew contracts with Australian publishers and U-S golfer Lexi Thompson claims the first round of the Women's PGA in Washington.

An Australian among the hundreds to die in intense heat during this year's Hajj pilgrimage; Canadian actor Donald Sutherland has died at the age of 88 and concern over England's Euro 24 prospects after a one all draw with Denmark.