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Will Trump obliterate financial markets?
Donald Trump appears to be fast running out of exits on his Iran war folly. Source link
It's TACO Tuesday as Trump presses pause. Here's what you should know
The ABC’s Middle East correspondent Matthew Doran is in Beirut and is providing daily updates on the Middle East war. Source link
ASX falls, Asia tumbles, gold crashes as Trump keeps markets on edge
The Australian share market fell, Asian shares were generally clobbered and precious metals were a long way off earlier peaks. But it could have been worse. Source link
What's the price where you are? Share your servo pics with us
We want to know how much fuel costs where you are. Send us your photos. Source link
Liberty Bell Bay enters voluntary administration
The owner of Australia’s only manganese alloy smelter has entered voluntary administration. It means further uncertainty for the Tasmanian smelter’s workforce. Source link
Albury Hospital CEO to step down amid staff concerns over safety
Albury Wodonga Health CEO Bill Appleby resigns after several recent votes of no confidence in the hospital’s executive leadership. Source link
Punters sigh with relief as historic tropical pub dodges cyclone disaster
An intense cyclone approaching the Far North Queensland coast brought back traumatic memories of a daring rooftop helicopter rescue, but with the crisis averted, Cooktown is back open for business. Source link
ASX drops to 10-month low as fears of protracted war mount, oil edges up after Trump ultimatum — as it happened
Despite clawing back some of its earlier losses, the ASX 200 still lost ground, closing at its lowest level since May last year. Look back at how the trading session unfolded. Source link
Concerns health insurers creeping towards US-style managed care
Increasing partnerships between health insurers, GP centres and telehealth services has raised concerns about a potential two-tier system in which privately insured patients have more affordable access to GP consultations. Source link
Ships often run aground in this channel. This operator is pushing for a fix
David Harris’s ship bottomed out with 400 cattle on board at the end of last year, leading to a 12-hour wait for the next high tide. He wants a solution. Source link