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A spokesperson for Iran’s military command warned “the oil price depends on regional security”. Source: Read More

Qantas has flagged fare increases, citing aviation fuel costs which have soared up to 150 per cent since since the

There have been reports that two more members of Iran’s national women’s football team did not board their flight from

Tehran residents have described the war’s heaviest night of bombardment. Source: Read More

The Iranian deputy foreign minister says numerous countries have urged Iran to consider a ceasefire. Source: Read More

Ex-finance minister calls charges “politically motivated” over remarks about drug use at a concert after the 1989 Sydney Mardi Gras

The government is expected to provide an update later this morning about five players from Iran’s national women’s football team.

As Gulf states face Iranian retaliatory strikes, defence experts detail the limited assets Australia could send — and gaps it

Governments around the world are assessing options for minimising the economic impact the War in the Middle East may have

The average price of unleaded petrol soared past $2 a litre in many parts of the country. So how can

Iran’s retaliatory strikes reflect a strategy of survival, not victory, experts say, as war in the Middle East deepens. Source:

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s son Mojtaba has succeeded his late father as supreme leader, in a sign that hardliners are still

As fighting escalated on day nine of the US-Israeli campaign against Iran, thick black smoke hung over Tehran on Sunday.

Several community and civil society groups have sent the home affairs minister a letter expressing “grave concerns” for the team.

Iran’s president recently said mediation efforts were underway, but Trump’s comments suggest such efforts could be a moot point. Source:

Penny Wong has revealed Australia has been asked for assistance from countries struck by Iran. Source: Read More

The US president has given Iran an ultimatum to end the war, while Israel launched “a broad-scale wave of strikes”

Shantanu set out to change Nepal. Instead, the gen Z protests changed him. Nepal will soon have a new government

A newcomer party with former rapper Balendra Shah as its main candidate is heading toward a landslide victory in Nepali

Russia, China and Iran have had close relationships for decades, but Beijing and Moscow have yet offered any direct support

Ukraine said boycotting the Paralympics opening ceremony was a principled move. Source: Read More

Ghana’s military said that its UNIFIL battalion headquarters in southern Lebanon came under “two missile attacks”. Source: Read More

As the War in the Middle East reaches the one week mark, experts speculate on how the crisis could play

There are only about 1,300 genera of living mammals worldwide. Discovering a totally new genus of mammal happens only a

Flights carrying Australians home from the Middle East are arriving with empty seats, the result of late confirmations and safety

Kristi Noem, a high-profile member of Donald Trump’s cabinet, was criticised for her approach to the immigration crackdown. Source: Read

Trump insists that he has a say in picking Iran’s next supreme leader, as the war on Iran reverberated throughout

Australians may need to “seriously reconsider” travel plans in the coming months. Source: Read More

Amid escalating conflict, human rights groups have expressed concern for the thousands of political prisoners held in Iranian jails. Source:

With waves of airstrikes grounding flights across the Middle East, Jo Swain hasn’t been able to make it to the

The prime ministers have responded to questioning about their initial statements of support for Israeli-US strikes on Iran. Source: Read

US defence secretary Pete Hegseth says a torpedo from a US submarine has sunk an Iranian warship off the coast

More than 200 Australians have arrived home to Sydney after being stuck in Dubai since US-Israeli strikes on Iran began

Despite US assurances that the war in the Middle East is ahead of schedule, markets reacted to concerns ‌of prolonged

Many Muslims who have travelled to Saudi Arabia for Ramadan now find themselves unable to leave, with flights largely grounded.

An Australian living in Beirut says many people are scared but used to warfare in the country. Source: Read More