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PM to urge Australians to 'play their part' in Iran response
The prime minister’s office says Anthony Albanese will address the nation on TV tonight, urging Australians to save fuel for areas and industries that “most need it”. Source link
Regional residents call for fairer share of WA's public transport services
Despite living in a city of more than 40,000 people, 85-year-old Jan Whalan faces an hour’s trip on her mobility scooter to get to the shops. Source link
Seafood industry pleads for public to buy local for Easter as fuel costs bite
Seafood operators are struggling to stay afloat, with the nation’s biggest wild-caught tuna and swordfish company confirming it is shutting up shop. Source link
Italy fails to reach third straight World Cup after penalty shootout loss
Italy’s World Cup exile continues after the four-time champions fall to a 4-1 penalty shootout defeat by Bosnia and Herzegovina. Source link
Aussie young gun stars in IPL debut to lead Punjab to victory
Cooper Connolly puts in a game-winning performance for Punjab in his IPL debut. Source link
US journalist kidnapped in Baghdad
Police in Iraq say they are searching for an American journalist who has been kidnapped in Baghdad, possibly by an Iranian-backed militia group. Source link
Bluey's lead composer on helping kids fall in love with music
A new orchestral Bluey album is out. Lead composer Joff Bush talks about classical music, storytelling and inspiring kids to love music. Source link
WA local gov entity lost $350,000 in phishing attack
Auditor finds persistent security issues. Source link
NBN Co challenged on size of ARPU increases from fibre customers
As ACCC makes draft ruling on costs. Source link
Judge halts Trump's White House demolition, ballroom project
A federal court has ordered the Trump administration to suspend work on a $400 million ballroom on the site of the demolished East Wing of the White House, barring construction from proceeding without congressional approval. Source link