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Labor urges the crossbench to vote for progress not perfection on the government's safeguard mechanism; A group of Ukrainian Australians urges the UN to expel Russia before it assumes the presidency of the Security Council in April; Cricket Australia selects the national Indigenous squads to tour Vanuatu in May.

A crucial climate change report urges action on coal and gas; Some MPs deleting TikTok as a security review into social media apps continues; Jaylin Galloway the first player to re-sign with the Sydney Kings.

In this bulletin, a mass clean-up in Menindee after a fish die-off event; a former SAS soldier is charged with a war crime; and in football news, Aaron Mooy has been ruled out of Australia's upcoming friendly games with Ecuador.

An Australian soldier set to be charged over an alleged war crime, a bill on the Indigenous Voice referendum debated in the Senate, and in football, injury sees Aaron Mooy ruled out of the squad for the Socceroos' upcoming friendlies against Ecuador.

A new bill in Victoria is set to ban the use of the Nazi salute in public, spotlight on Xi Jinping's trip to Moscow for talks with Vladimir Putin; and Matildas captain Sam Kerr a step closer to appearing in a third successive Women's FA Cup final.

In this bulletin: calls for stronger anti-vilification laws after White supremacists disrupted a protest in Victoria; Russian President Vladimir Putin makes a surprise visit to Mariupol; and in AFL, GWS overcome a fast-starting Adelaide in a 16-point victory.