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The Victorian' Premier says the government's referred allegations against a Melbourne gynaecologist to police, following a Four Corners exposé .

The program revealed patients of the renowned surgeon repeatedly underwent surgery for what they were told was "severe" endometriosis that was not seen in their pathology results.

The Premier Jacinta Allan says the victims deserve justice, and the state demands answers, adding that removing a woman's organs without a clinical need is a crime.

Australians in Mexico are being urged to be highly cautious during an outbreak of violence, after the country's military killed the notorious international drug lord, 'El Mencho'.

Dozens of members of the Mexican National Guard are among the dead, killed in retaliatory violence.

Tourists in Mexico have been left stranded in their accommodation.

Authorities are calling for calm, and several Mexican states have cancelled school.

A Royal Commission looking at antisemitism and social cohesion is starting in Sydney today.

The inquiry was established following the Bondi terrorist attack, where 15 people were killed.

The investigation will examine topics such as the rise of antisemitism in Australia, the motivation of the alleged gunmen, and the role played by security agencies.