Cricket Shockwave: Bangladesh stunned Australia in Darwin with a historic nine-wicket Test win, their first on Australian soil, powered by Hasan Mahmud’s match haul and Mehidy Hasan Miraz’s clutch five-for as Australia collapsed to 198 and 284; the result reshuffles the WTC race with Bangladesh surging into contention. Team Fallout: Ricky Ponting says changes are “inevitable” for Australia’s ageing batting line-up after the “embarrassing” defeat, with selectors facing pressure to regenerate. Local Sports Spotlight: Australian swimmer Lani Pallister beat Katie Ledecky in the 800m freestyle at Pan Pacs, handing the US star a rare major international loss. NDIS Crackdown: The NDIS Quality and Standards Commission banned an alleged $4m claims provider, citing participants who said they never heard of the company or received services. Online Hate Trade: Nazi artefacts with prohibited symbols are still being sold online in Australia years after bans, with sellers claiming “educational” reasons. Health Policy: Australian experts warn US vaccine scepticism could spread, after a Trump executive order moves to cut recommended childhood shots. Parliament Watch: Commentators say “melon-gate” should not distract from gambling advertising reforms, news bargaining incentive changes, and NDIS reform heading through parliament. Culture & TV: Sam Pang wins the Gold Logie, while Deborah Mailman is inducted into the Logie Hall of Fame.