Family violence blitz in Victoria; Fatima Payman's future; Ancient cave art discovery | ABC News

Here's a look at the day's top stories from ABC News on Thursday July 4, 2024.
00:00 More than 7,500 domestic and family violence charges were made during a 6-month blitz in Victoria. In south-east Melbourne, police say they are arresting as many as 17 people every day.
02:58 Scathing findings after 20-month probe into corporate watchdog ASIC.
03:25 Senate probe finds corporate regulator is in ‘dire state’ and a senate committee advises it be split up.
04:23 Labor senator Fatima Payman expected to make an announcement today after she was suspended from the party.
05:10 Anthony Albanese clip in Parliament about Fatima Payman
06:30 Two teenagers charged and third arrested after Burwood collision that killed a man
06:55 Man to face QLD court charged with the death of his wife after a buggy rollover on Hamilton Island.
07:11 WA Court hears police did not follow use-of-force policy during ‘JC Inquest’
07:40 9 out of 10 Australians unaware of travel insurance policy exclusions.
08:05 Polls point to Labour landslide in UK election
08:28 A look at the day’s markets
08:38 Oldest example of figurative ancient cave art has been discovered in Indonesia.
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