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Residents of low-lying areas in Sydney's south told to evacuate as the already-saturated state prepares for further rainfall; the United Nations General Assembly to vote on whether to suspend Russia from their Human Rights Council; and in sport, Australia's Nick Kyrgios has beaten Tommy Paul in straight sets at the US Men's Clay Court Championships.

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