Women to access up to $5000 under federal scheme for those fleeing domestic violence, South Korea says it is interested in joining future AUKUS projects, An emotional Rafael Nadal says goodbye to crowds at the Madrid Open.

An emergency national cabinet meeting called to address the country's growing domestic violence crisis, Qantas investigates an issue with its app after several customers report having access to other peoples' data, Daly Cherry Evans narrowly avoids a three-match ban.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says today's domestic violence national cabinet meeting must come up with solutions; Five people injured in a London sword attack; And in football, Melbourne City's top scorer announces his departure from the club.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says tomorrow's national cabinet meeting about domestic violence must come up with solutions, The federal opposition demands two ministers be sacked after the assault of a grandmother, Hannah Green snatches the spot of Australia's top-ranked women's golfer off Minjee Lee.

The Prime Minister says the youth curfew in Alice Springs was an enormous success, Australia's emergency network to be protected against future technical issues, Hannah Green has snatched the spot of Australia's top-ranked women's golfer off Minjee Lee

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan says she is prepared to make an official apology to First Nations people in Victoria, Protesting students at US college campuses vow to double down on demands, Australia's Hannah Green claims second consecutive win at LA Championships...

In this bulletin, ** The organiser of a gender violence march accuses Anthony Albanese of lying about being invited to speak... ** Financial losses from scams drop for the first time in seven years... ** And in football, Atletico de Madrid's coach says racist abuse from its fans reflects a social problem bigger than football.

In this bulletin, Australia's military aid package for Ukraine welcomed by the federal opposition; the Sydney bishop stabbed during a sermon has a message for his attacker; and in cricket, Australian Jason Gillespie appointed head coach of the Pakistan men's Test team.

Concern that terror labels are leaving multicultural communities on edge; Subsidies being expanded to a lifesaving breast cancer drug; Surfing legend Kelly Slater puts on a show on the first day of the Gold Coast Pro.

Australians are paying more than ever for petrol; Guinea-Bissau cancels registries of Freedom Flotilla ships preventing departure to Gaza; and Rafael Nadal defeats Alex de Minaur at the Madrid Open.

Australia announces more aid for Ukraine; Israel says a ceasefire deal would defer its planned incursion into Rafah; and Rafael Nadal defeats Alex de Minaur at the Madrid Open.

Two dead in separate stabbing attacks in New South Wales; Labor announces a national gun register on the eve of the Port Arthur massacre anniversary; Carlos Alcaraz opens his Madrid Open title defence in convincing fashion.

A wave of pro-Palestinian student protests reach Australian universities; rally organiser calls for government to declare nationwide emergency for violence against women; and Chelsea boss Emma Hayes says her side must perform perfectly to defeat Barcelona.

A sixth teenager charged following a counter-terror operation in Sydney; King Charles III to return to public duties following a period of Cancer treatment; and in football, the Central Coast Mariners to face a tough challenge against the Newcastle Jets.

Family, friends and politicians mourn the security guard killed in the Bondi stabbing attack, Growing calls for a national domestic violence strategy, Manchester City keep their hunt for a fourth straight Premier League title alive.

Australian Islamic community leaders once again condemn the response by authorities to the church stabbing attack, Former Australian of the Year Rosie Batty calls for a royal commission into domestic violence in New South Wales, Australia welcomes independent review into 23 Chinese swimmers who tested positive to a banned substance.

Harvey Weinstein's 2020 sexual assault and rape conviction overturned by New York's highest court; Muslim community leaders accuse police of stoking Islamophobia in Sydney; and high-flying Ryoyu Kobayashi of Japan has set a record for the longest ski jump.

Authorities rush to save more than 100 beached whales in Western Australia, The Deputy Prime Minister addresses an Anzac Day dawn service in Gallipoli, The administrator for the financially stricken Melbourne Rebels recommends a deal to save the club.

Opposition leader addresses crowds at a Brisbane Anzac Day Dawn Service, Five children charged in connection with the stabbing of an Orthodox Christian bishop, Barcelona's manager reverses his decision to step down at the end of the season.

The Prime Minister completes his Kokoda trek for Anzac Day; Police arrest seven teens in a counter-terrorism operation in Sydney; and LIV Golf boss Greg Norman declares South Australia will be the sole Australian host state for the golfing tournament.

A counter-terrorism operation underway in Sydney, The US congress approves $145 billion in aid for Ukraine, Israel and allies in the Indo-Pacific, The government to fund support and education for those with chronic traumatic encephalopathy.

The federal government supports New South Wales review into domestic violence laws, The head of Australia's domestic spy agency calls for access to encrypted messaging, Warriors to host the largest commemoration of ANZAC Day by New Zealand defence personnel.

The federal government considers overhaul of the immigration Points Test system; the Westfield Bondi attack's 'bollard man' looking forward to life returning to normal; and recently retired AFL player Nathan Murphy says education will help prevent future concussions.

Bondi stabbing victim Jade Young farewelled at a memorial service, Plans for a second safe injection room in Melbourne abandoned, Wally Lewis has made an impassioned plea for further funding into concussion and traumatic brain injuries research