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Opposition backs Israel's right to military action in Lebanon
The Shadow Foreign Affairs Minister has defended Israel’s right to continue its military operation in Lebanon, despite an MOU between the US and Iran which commits to an end to the war. Source link
Australian wool is 'back in vogue' as the sector experiences a resurgence
A strong wool price is inspiring optimism among young professionals as the industry bounces back. Source link
Why fuel excise cut is being extended by another month but at smaller discount
The fuel excise cut was due to stop at the end of the month but will continue to a lesser extent until August. Here’s why. Source link
Vet's chance discovery of first H5 bird flu variant case during beach walk
A walk along the beach with a friend turned into the significant discovery. Source link
Meloni tells Trump to 'focus on your own popularity'
Italy’s Giorgia Meloni has taken to social media to tell US President Donald Trump to focus on his own popularity following his claim that she begged for a photo together. Source link
Trump says Reflecting Pool may be drained for repairs after 'vandalism'
Donald Trump says the newly revamped Reflecting Pool needs “repairs” and that multiple people have been arrested for vandalising the Washington DC water feature. Source link
Al Jazeera cameraman killed in Israeli strike in Gaza
Gaza health officials say Israeli strikes have killed at least 11 people, including two children and an Al Jazeera cameraman, in the latest violence to rock the Palestinian territory despite a ceasefire. Source link
Is the most expensive World Cup in history worth the cost for travelling fans?
There has been endless talk about fans paying high prices for this World Cup. So is it worth it? And is it time to accept the people’s game is no longer within everyone’s reach? Source link
Counterterrorism police investigate Edinburgh attacks
Three of the five men injured during the attacks in the city’s north and west require hospital treatment. Source link
More missiles and ditch the UN: What One Nation’s foreign policy looks like
With One Nation running red hot in the polls and posing a serious challenge to the incumbent parties, there’s more scrutiny on what its foreign policy would mean for Australia. Source link