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Evening News Bulletin 8 July 2023

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A lawyer says the Robodebt findings show the former government "acted like crooks"; the United States defends its decision to sent Ukraine widely-banned cluster munitions and the Wallabies hope for a historic victory in tonight's match against rugby world champions South Africa

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