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Ebola outbreak outpacing health response, WHO chief says
It comes as health facilities in some of the worst-hit regions are attacked amid ongoing violence. Source link
Trump demands Arab nations recognise Israel as part of Iran war deal
Donald Trump has boldly tied negotiations to end his war with Iran to a swathe of Arab nations formally establishing diplomatic ties with Israel. Source link
More than 20 hospitalised after substance sprayed in Tokyo mall
The shopping centre, located in the touristy and upmarket shopping district of Ginza, has been blocked off following the incident. Source link
Iran says 'no tolls' on Strait of Hormuz, but warns everything has a cost
While on assignment inside Iran, our reporter asked a foreign ministry official about the regime’s plan for the Strait of Hormuz. The spokesperson responded that “there is no toll” but also signalled crossing the strait will not be entirely free. Source link
Mining giant BHP's plan to go green was 'urgent', until it wasn't
Hundreds of pages of internal BHP documents reveal how the company sold itself as a climate leader while internally finding reasons to put off action in the Pilbara. Source link
Australia's first qualified astronaut closer than ever to maiden space mission
The European Space Agency has formally extended the offer for Australia’s Katherine Bennell-Pegg to join a mission that would take her to the International Space Station, but the place is not guaranteed. Source link
Blues send out SOS as playmaker struggles with injury
A hamstring complaint for Mitchell Moses puts a scare through the NSW Blues, with Ethan Strange stepping up and Matt Burton called into camp ahead of State of Origin I. Source link
NACC boss Paul Brereton resigns amid pressure over misconduct, defence ties
Mr Brereton was found in 2024 to have engaged in officer misconduct in his role as head of the NACC and has since faced pressure over his defence connections. Source link
'Fool, ignoramus': Parliamentary committee suspended as senators clash
A heated exchange prompted a Liberal senator to step in and call point of order on the Labor chair after several insults directed at Nationals senator Bridget McKenzie, before a brief suspension. Source link
ISIS-linked women and children to return to Australia within days
A group of women and children linked to Islamic State fighters are expected to arrive home within days after purchasing flights to Australia. Source link