Show Notes
Mass protests erupt across Europe, with violence and destruction in France, A 13-year-old boy charged over a string of alleged sexual offences on Sydney's Northern Beaches, Tonga thrashes England 30-12 at the Rugby League World Cup.
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Parliament grapples with the threat to MPs in the wake of Helen Haines' attack, economists point to another rate rise in November, wet weather to add another challenge to a tight race at the Gold Coast 500 this weekend.
Russia agrees to resume trilateral talks to end Ukraine war; A long road to recovery for MP Helen Haines; and in sport, The Knicks lose their season opener as they try to defend their title.
Helen Haines alleged attacker to remain behind bars; acts of political violence becoming more likely, according to ASIO's deputy; Dylan Alcott to be inducted into sporting hall of fame.
The man who allegedly attacked MP Helen Haines fronts court; More first-hand accounts from heroic bystanders and first responders; and in cricket, Australia retains the Rose Bowl, with a comfortable win over New Zealand.