Iran says peace deal hinges on frozen assets

A top Iranian official says a peace deal with the US depends on the release of frozen assets, Pauline Hanson faces scrutiny over uncosted policies. Plus, Keir Starmer accuses Washington of trying to influence British democracy.

Putin says Russia is open to compromises

Vladimir Putin says Russia is willing to make compromises to end the war in Ukraine, a bus crash in Perth kills one and injures six people. Plus, Donald Trump announces he will grant around $980 million towards bolstering coal. 

Man dies waiting for aged care funding approval

Aged care funding faces scrutiny after a 91-year-old man died waiting for approval, a review finds Queensland police funds were spent on civilian roles. Plus, a man is extradited after police found him on a yacht trying to leave Australia.

ISIS bride faces slavery charges

An ISIS bride faces slavery charges in Melbourne, Barnaby Joyce backtracks on One Nation’s foreign home ownership policy. Plus, Penny Wong believes Gaza flotilla activists were sexually assaulted in detention.

Donald Trump imposes a 12.5 per cent tariff on Australia

Donald Trump has imposed Australia with an extra 12.5 per cent tariff, Plus, the Greens are calling on the government to wind back ministerial powers allowing Jim Chalmers to alter parts of the system without returning to parliament.

Labor tax bill faces Senate scrutiny

The Greens and crossbenchers push back on new powers for Treasurer Jim Chalmers, secret documents expose a transparency loophole involving a former Mark Butler staffer. Plus, Bendigo firefighters accuse Jacinta Allan of ignoring local concerns.

One dead after Iran strikes Kuwait airport

An Iranian drone strike kills one person and injures dozens at Kuwait’s international airport, crossbenchers challenge new powers for Jim Chalmers. Plus, Jess Wilson calls on Jacinta Allan to respond to corruption concerns after Mick Gatto’s arrest.

Mick Gatto and his wife Cheryl have been arrested in Victoria

Underworld figure Mick Gatto and his wife Cheryl have been arrested in Victoria, the prime minister is facing a revolt over AUKUS. Plus, warnings the boost to the minimum wage could have significant impacts on the economy.

Hundreds protest in UK over Henry Nowak murder

Hundreds rally in Southampton over the murder of Henry Nowak, Labor’s housing minister plays down claims tax reforms will hit house prices. Plus, notorious one-punch killer Kieran Loveridge faces court on drug possession charges.

Albanese faces revolt over AUKUS

Anthony Albanese faces growing pressure within Labor to rethink AUKUS, warnings emerge that the minimum wage rise could impact the economy. Plus, clashes erupt between protesters and police in the UK after the murder of teenager Henry Nowak.