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Midday News Bulletin 3 June 2023

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More than 200 people dead following a train collision in India; Employment Minister Tony Burke says small businesses need to make allowances for minimum wage workers; and Australian Jessica Hull breaks her 1500 metre record at an athletics meet in Florence.

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