HEADLINES:

• The Northern Territory is set for a heated parliamentary debate over assisted dying laws.

• The state with the country's highest prevalence of poker machines has unveiled a new set of gambling reforms, but harm minimisation groups say they still fall short.

• Convicted criminals in Western Australia will no longer be able to use good character references to reduce their sentences.
• The world's oceans have just hit their hottest temperature ever recorded.

• A special allowance has been made for Jai Arrow to play two more NRL games so he can reach the 100 matches for South Sydney. 

• And finally, a painting that sent shock waves through Australia when it was purchased by the government for more than a million dollars in 1973 is going on tour.
  
  

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