National news

The Southern Stars fall eight runs short of New Zealand's revised total after the Aussies lose three wickets in the final over of their chase.

ANZ's move to cut credit card interest rates by up to 2 per cent is cold comfort for the bank's customers, Choice says.

Survivors and veterans of the Bombing of Darwin 75 years ago have been honoured for their role in preserving freedom and rebuilding peace.

Australian Capital Territory

Brumbies co-captain Christian Lealiifano reveals he is in remission after a successful bone marrow transplant, and is targeting a return to rugby.

The NSW Rural Fire Service releases the final damage toll for the Carwoola fire, saying 11 homes were destroyed and 12 damaged.

New South Wales

The NSW Rural Fire Service releases the final damage toll for the Carwoola fire, saying 11 homes were destroyed and 12 damaged.

Northern Territory

Three men in Kakadu National Park are lucky to have emerged unharmed after their small boat overturned in crocodile-inhabited waters, forcing two of them to swim across the South Alligator River, police say.

Survivors and veterans of the Bombing of Darwin 75 years ago have been honoured for their role in preserving freedom and rebuilding peace.

Queensland

A nine-year-old girl missing from north of Brisbane since this morning, sparking an Amber Alert from Queensland police, is found safe and well.

South Australia

Tasmania

The State Government moves to ban super trawlers from Tasmanian waters and wants the Federal Government to follow suit.

The garden former Hobart home of the father of Australian landscape painting John Glover is open to celebrate his 250th birthday.

Victoria

The Southern Stars fall eight runs short of New Zealand's revised total after the Aussies lose three wickets in the final over of their chase.

The Victorian Government launches a multi-million-dollar campaign to counter racist attacks, abuse and discrimination.

Western Australia

Police believe a 20-year-old man whose body was recovered from the ocean this morning north of the Western Australian town of Augusta may have fallen off rocks.

Police in Western Australia's north are concerned about an increase in children committing sexual assaults, a trend child advocates say is being seen nationally.