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Fears of another lockdown amid fuel shortages and recession risk
As fuel costs surge and supply fears grow, businesses and households say the economic shock from the war in the Middle East is already hitting home. Source link
How mobile phone cameras have helped unearth a mysterious kingdom
An exhibition bridges the gap between art and science by inviting visitors to imagine the world through the senses of other species and consider our own fragile relationship with nature. Source link
Israel and Lebanon agree to 10-day ceasefire, Trump says
The president said he “had excellent conversations” with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, and a ceasefire would begin 7am AEST. Source link
Mandelson failed vetting but was given UK ambassador to US job anyway
Peter Mandelson was sacked from the role after revelations about his connections with the late sex offender became public. Source link
Live: Iran has pledged to give up nuclear weapons for 20 years, Trump claims
It comes as the US president announced there would be a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, adding he would fly to Islamabad if a deal with Iran seemed likely. Source link
Pope blasts 'tyrants' spending big on war following public spat with Trump
The US-born pope has praised peace movements and peace makers during his visit to the African nation of Cameroon as the rift with US President Donald Trump intensifies. Source link
Trbojevic injures hamstring as Manly thrash Cowboys
The Sea Eagles have smashed North Queensland but the win has come at a heavy cost following a hamstring injury to star fullback Tom Trbojevic. Source link
Daicos inspires Magpies to win as Blues youngster misses kick after siren
Nick Daicos stars in the final quarter to inspire Collingwood to a win as Carlton youngster Talor Byrne misses a kick after the siren to tie the scores. Source link
'No-one's committed murder here': Port CEO urges change to tribunal process
Port Adelaide’s chief executive has slammed the AFL Tribunal process, labelling it “too legalistic” and “too adversarial”. Source link
US alliance indispensable as Marles looks to build more self-sufficient ADF
Defence Minister Richard Marles has declared the United States alliance will remain indispensable for Australian national security even while Australia looks to build a more self-reliant defence force. Source link