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Troops critically injured in Washington shooting named as FBI launch terror probe
Authorities identify the two National Guard members shot just blocks from the White House, as the FBI carries out searches of two properties on the US west coast. Source link
Putin says US-Ukraine text could form basis for peace agreement
The US and Ukraine are set to hold further talks about a draft peace deal to bring to an end the conflict. Source link
'Offensive and unjustified': Iran condemns Australia's listing of IRGC as sponsor of terrorism
The Iranian Government has condemned Australia’s formal listing of its Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as a state sponsor of terrorism as “offensive and unjustified”, accusing the Albanese government of doing Israel’s bidding. Source link
NT parliament pushes through banned drinking register changes on urgency
In the final hours of parliament for the year, the government has extended the time a person issued with a Banned Drinker Order is prevented from drinking alcohol. Source link
Lodge caretakers spent 16 hours in bunker as Cyclone Fina passed over
Laura Stokes and Adam Zerna describe spending time in an underground bunker as the category three cyclone passed over, before emerging to find an “apocalyptic” scene. Source link
Man who bashed prison guards to serve jail time following appeal
A NSW inmate who bashed four prison guards will serve extra jail time, after a judge quashed his non-custodial term on appeal, calling it “an affront to the administration of justice”. Source link
Sire of Melbourne Cup-winner Half Yours dies in paddock accident
Stud operators mourn the death of “beloved” stallion St Jean — whose son Half Yours won the Melbourne and Caulfield Cups — after breaking his leg in a paddock accident. Source link
Neuropsychologist in 'emphatic' disagreement over murder-accused's mental state
A neuropsychologist tells the court an NT man accused of murdering an international student was not suffering from a substantial mental impairment at the time of the alleged crime. Source link
'Callous' hit-and-run L-plater who struck 12yo on school crossing jailed
A 49-year-old L-plater who kept driving after hitting a 12-year-old as she walked to school in suburban Perth, causing serious injuries, is jailed for 16 months. Source link
CCC releases findings on former Townsville mayor Troy Thompson
The Queensland Crime and Corruption Commission has released its findings on the former North Queensland mayor accused of misleading voters about his military, education, health and business background. Source link