Australian News in Punjabi: 10 June 2020

In the headlines tonight, a 14-year-old boy missing in dense bushland in Victoria for two days found alive and well; Federal government criticised for failing to address Indigenous deaths in custody in the three decades since the Royal Commission; and, almost 10,000 new COVID-19 cases detected in India in the past 24 hours.

William Callaghan was reunited with his family on Wednesday afternoon. Source: Courtesy: Gareth Boreham/Victoria Polic

Also in tonight's bulletin, hear more about

** State restrictions blamed for delaying the resumption of trans-Tasman travel...

** Federal Labor politicians Malarndirri [[MAL-uhn-deer-ree]] McCarthy, Warren Snowdon, Graham Perrett and Anika Wells have been tested for the virus in Canberra today after attending similar protests around the country...

And, 

** In sport, Roger Federer to miss the rest of the tennis season after undergoing another knee surgery.

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