Australia stands by Palestinian decision, despite Israeli retaliation | Evening News Bulletin 19 August 2025
The federal government stands it by its position on Palestinian statehood in the face of Israel's retaliation.. a desperate plea to locate mother of a newborn found dead in a Perth drain... and Sam Konstas says he still loves cricket, despite his rollercoaster ride in the national side.
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Trump tees up Zelenskyy-Putin meeting | Midday News Bulletin 19 August 2025
Arrangements underway for talks between the Ukrainian and Russian leaders... Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has kicked off the government's economic reform roundtable in Canberra... and t he Wallabies says they're building nicely towards the World Cup they'll host in two years' time.
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Trump and Zelenskyy meet at the White House | Morning News Bulletin 19 August 2025
Donald Trump has welcomes Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House for high-stakes talks, A warning on the pitfalls of A-I ahead of a productivity summit in Canberra, And in AFL An Adelaide Crows star defends the club, as another player is investigated over an alleged homophobic slur.
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Qantas apologises for firing workers after fine | Evening News Bulletin 18 August 2025
In this bulletin, Qantas apologises for firing 1800 workers during the pandemic, after a landmark fine, a man escapes a shark attack on New South Wales' far north coast. And in cricket, Beau Webster admits he must keep proving himself to stay in the Australian side for this summer's Ashes series.
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Qantas hit with landmark $90 million fine | Midday News Bulletin 18 August 2025
In this bulletin, Qantas is hit with a $90 million fine for the largest case of illegal firing of workers in Australian history, police appeal for information after a fatal shooting at a Sydney pub. And in sport, hundreds of robots compete in three days of athletic events in Beijing.
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