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Businesses report increase in abuse from customers as fuel crisis worsens
From pile-on comments on social media to roadside slurs, local businesses are reminding their communities to “be kind to the little guy” amid the fuel crisis. Source link
Live: More than 10,000 Australians return from Middle East amid war
More than 10,000 Australians have now returned home from the Middle East since the start of the Iran war. Follow live. Source link
Live: Coalition grills PM over fuel crisis during Question Time
Anthony Albanese faces a grilling from MPs as energy minister provides fuel availability update. Follow live. Source link
Live: Donald Trump interested in Arab countries paying for Iran war, White House says
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt says US President Donald Trump is interested in getting Arab countries to pay for the war in the Middle East. Follow live. Source link
'A succulent Chinese meal?': These are the 2026 Sounds of Australia
A variety of iconic Australian recordings are added to the Sounds of Australia collection, as part of an annual update by the National Film and Sound Archive. Source link
Petrol stations tried to 'shape' the market — now it's shaping them
Petrol stations in our biggest cities hiked prices ahead of global oil prices, but experts say their profit margins are now much slimmer. Source link
Israel backs down over holy site, Pope rebukes Hegseth, and what else you should know
Donald Trump renews threats against Iran’s energy infrastructure while his secretary of war faces an apparent rebuke from the pope. Source link
Israel passes death penalty for Palestinians convicted of lethal attacks
The law, long-sought by Israel’s far-right politicians, makes death by hanging the default punishment for West Bank Palestinians convicted of killing Israelis. Source link
Why massive Matildas hype hasn't translated to A-League Women fandom
Despite the recent hype of the Matildas, support for the A-League Women remains relatively low. Source link
Italy's World Cup fate to be decided, Socceroos to learn final group opponent
The last of the 48 teams for the FIFA World Cup will be decided tomorrow, with Italy hoping to end a 12-year exile, while Türkiye and Kosovo look to join the Socceroos’ group. Source link