Kurdish authorities at the Syrian Rose refugee camp have revealed two additional Australian ISIS brides classified as extremists are being held separately from a group of 11 women and 23 children who recently attempted to return to Australia. The camp director states these two women are not Australian citizens but married Australian ISIS fighters, while the larger group displays no extremist behaviour. The Australian federal government has stated it will not aid in repatriation efforts despite being legally obligated to issue passports, creating a stalemate as the camp faces closure.

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Two more Australian ISIS brides held in Syria

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Iran is deploying Shaheed suicide drones, the same weapons used by Russia in Ukraine, to attack Western targets including America's consulate in Dubai. These drones cost only $10,000-$20,000 to produce, feature fibreglass construction with GPS systems and 50 kilograms of high explosive, and fly low and slow to evade radar detection. The drones, powered by simple motorbike engines, are being mass-produced and can overwhelm sophisticated defence systems like the Iron Dome by attacking in groups of five to ten, making them significantly more cost-effective than the million-dollar interceptor missiles required to stop them.

Iran's $10,000 suicide drones evading billion-dollar defences

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The conflict in the Middle East has escalated beyond the region, with the US sinking an Iranian warship off Sri Lanka's coast and NATO intercepting an Iranian ballistic missile targeting Turkey. Iran has now struck 11 countries in the first 72 hours of expanded hostilities, including attacks on travel hubs in the United Arab Emirates. Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong discusses the unpredictable nature of the spreading conflict, evacuation efforts for Australians in the region, and the importance of defence capabilities including the AUKUS partnership.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong speaks on Middle East conflict 

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Jacinta Allan has unveiled new details of the work-from-home laws she hopes will get her across the line in November's state election. New polling shows the Premier falling behind Jess Wilson on major issues.

Victoria's work-from-home rules explained

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Two more Australian ISIS brides held in Syria

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