Three Iranian footballers to return home

Three more members of the Iranian women's football team have decided to follow their teammates home despite being granted asylum. Plus, the Northern Territory requests help from the ADF with the recovery phase of ongoing flooding in the Top End.

Jewish leaders lament loss of support

13 people arrested for alleged assault in Melbourne, the government models' scenarios where inflation hits the "mid to high fours", and One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce speaks positively about Nationals leader Matt Canavan.

US citizens told to 'leave Iraq now' after an attack on the US embassy in Baghdad

Northern Territory government requests ADF help for floods, Bali murder sentence to be appealed, One Nation candidate praises funding, and US President Trump calls on global nations to send war ships to the Strait of Hormuz

Australia receives all expected fuel supply

Chris Bowen updates Australia on the fuel supply, while emergency crews search for a man missing in Bundaberg floodwaters. Plus, a man in a legal dispute with former premier Daniel Andrews faces claims of paying witnesses.

US claims Iran’s new leader 'likely disfigured'

Middle East War approaches its third week as Pete Hegseth claims Iran’s Leader is wounded, authorities issue a WA bushfire warning. Plus, Jewish leaders lament Dennis Richardson quitting the Royal Commission.

Shooter targets a synagogue in Michigan

The price of oil exceeds $100 a barrel as stocks sink worldwide amid the Iran war, Nationals Leader Matt Canavan visits Albury, Byron Bay's Bluesfest music festival has been cancelled, and Jackie O Henderson to sue her former employer ARN.

Fuel shortages threaten food supply

Australia could face food shortages within weeks as the Middle East conflict threatens fuel supplies, new polling names Jacinta Allan the nation’s least-liked premier. Plus, Qantas settles a major class action over pandemic flight cancellations.

Iran’s new leader threatens US bases

Iran’s new Supreme Leader calls for national unity and threatens US bases in his first message, Labor pulls non-essential officials from Israel and the UAE. Plus, the Middle East conflict could push inflation into the high four per cent range.

Matt Canavan outlines the Nationals' agenda

Matt Canavan is outlining the Nationals' agenda after his ascension to party leader, floodwaters in Queensland have turned deadly after the bodies of two Chinese tourists were located. Plus, Melbourne has been crowned the best city in the world.

Former ASIO boss quits Bondi Royal Commission

Former defence and ASIO chief Dennis Richardson quits the Royal Commission into antisemitism, Matt Canavan outlines the Nationals’ agenda after becoming leader. Plus, the NSW families and communities minister faces calls to resign.