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Coalition concedes it has work to do as One Nation continues to surge in the polls; tributes for a three-year-old killed in a Melbourne house fire; the Matildas prepare for the Women's World Cup. 

Coalition concedes it has work to do as One Nation continues to surge in the polls; tributes for a three-year-old killed in a Melbourne house fire; the Matildas prepare for the Women's World Cup. 

Coalition not concerned by poll showing increase in primary support for One Nation; Queensland premier defends Olympic stadium project amid protests; Australian Jai Hindley makes history at the Giro d'Italia. 

New polling shows One Nation is now Australia's most popular political party; Israel's military captures a strategic site in southern Lebanon as it expands its ground offensive; and in cycling, Jonas Vingegaard wins the Giro d'Italia. 

Australia to receive secondhand submarines under AUKUS; Labor Senator Jenny McAllister says the rise in popularity of One Nation is a reflection of failures within the Coalition and in football, the Socceroos defeated by Mexico. 

'Once-in-five-years' storm approaches the Australian coast; Pauline Hanson considering a return to the House of Reps; And in sport, rapture among Paris Saint Germain fans as their team wins their second straight Champions League title.