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Grim news for Aussies doing Euro summer
Aviation experts are warning Aussies with Euro travel plans to hold tight as diverted flight traffic creates the potential for “months” of skyrocketing airfares.
Pictures reveal staggering change in Iran
Women sit cross-legged on a public bench, their legs uncovered. It is a window into a world left behind by a single act in 1979.
‘Regret’: Leader’s call on Iran war
A world leader in Australia for a state visit says his country’s backing of the US-Israel’s war on Iran is a position he takes “with regret”.
‘False’: US backs away from awkward admission
Donald Trump and his top officials are scrambling to dispel the impression that Israel pushed him into starting the war with Iran.
Calls for probe into ‘horrific’ girls’ school attack in Iran
Thousands have gathered in Iran after over 160 students and staff were killed in what Iran has described as an Israeli-US strike on a girls’ school.

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What to Know About Nepal's Gen Z Election
Nepal is holding its first election since a youth-led uprising against corruption toppled the government last year. Here is what to know.
Iran Live Updates: Israel Begins ‘Broad Wave of Strikes’ on Iran’s Infrastructure
The U.S. announced the names of four soldiers who were killed by an Iranian drone on Sunday. The leader of the U.S. Central Command said more than 50,000 troops, 200 fighters, two aircraft carriers and bombers were participating in the fighting.
Iran Strikes U.S. Military Communication Infrastructure in Mideast
Satellite images show damage near vital equipment on sites in at least five countries.
Who Is Mojtaba Khamenei, the Son and Possible Successor of Iran’s Supreme Leader?
The selection of the son of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was killed in a strike on his compound on Saturday, could anger Iranians seeking change.

Wild scenes as armed man shot by cops
A man has been shot by police after crashing his car on a major highway - sparking a tense and chaotic standoff.
‘Inflation fire’: Singing MP’s Labor sledge
A Liberal frontbencher has stunned colleagues by using a popular Billy Joel tune to attack Labor’s economic management in the middle of parliament.
All Aus airfares could hike in matter of weeks
Australian travellers are facing the prospect of soaring airfare costs within weeks due to the Middle East conflict sending oil prices up.
‘Not normal’: Dingo video causes concern
A bold dingo has been filmed approaching a fisherman knee deep in water, highlighting ongoing safety concerns on K’gari.
Man shot dead by police identified as celeb dentist
A man shot dead by police after he allegedly assaulted two women in Sydney has been identified as former celebrity dentist Dr Steven Lin.