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Iran war lays bare overlooked holes in Australia's sovereign capability
The Iran war has not only highlighted the vulnerability of global supply chains — it has also exposed the overlooked parts of Australia’s manufacturing sector needed in a crisis. Source link
Maldives cave dive deaths leave us with many theories and one big question
The question of why experienced divers would descend to depths of more than 50 metres on a single tank of air — let alone enter a cave while doing so — baffles members of the relatively close-knit deep-sea diving community. Source link
Trump says agreement with Iran over end of war is 'largely negotiated'
US President Donald Trump says a memorandum of understanding on a peace deal with Iran that would open the Strait of Hormuz has been “largely negotiated” and will be revealed soon, however Iran has sown doubt as to how far-reaching the agreement will be. Source link
Labor's tax defence is backfiring with young voters
Labor is banking on younger generations, who are overwhelmingly wage earners, being more interested in owning their own home than pocketing higher profits on a lucky crypto trade. Source link
Trump revives centuries-old doctrine that shaped US-Cuba relations
The Monroe Doctrine was once a core tenet of US foreign policy. US President Donald Trump has brought it back with a new interpretation. Source link
Economists welcome budget and reply, even if they don't like every policy
Five leading economists weigh in on the budget and reply debate, embracing many of the ideas raised while also arguing that “bigger tax reform is needed.” Source link
Meet the women turning bicycle tyres and timber offcuts into furniture
These artists are carving out a niche in a traditionally male space, using recycled materials and offcuts to create beautiful furniture, and even making music to accompany the work. Source link
Jamie-Lee Price thinks fake tan could solve a lot of netball's problems
Frustrated at netball’s stagnation, this is what Jamie-Lee Price wants to see happen to keep her sport moving with the times. Source link
Auckland makes A-League history with grand-final triumph over Sydney
Auckland has become the first side from New Zealand to win an A-League Men championship after downing competition heavyweight Sydney 1-0 in a cagey season decider. Source link
'Stay with us': Dragons booed off the field at home ahead of fan day
St George Illawarra is 0-11 to start the 2026 season after losing to the Warriors in Kogarah, while the Sea Eagles continue their strong form with a hard-fought victory over Gold Coast. Source link