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Australian travellers stuck overseas take extraordinary measures to get home amid the escalating war in the Middle East. Source link

The Strait of Hormuz normally has 50 ships moving over 100 metres, but today there are virtually zero. Source link

A man who gave his teenage son the gun he is accused of using to kill two students and two teachers at a high school in the US state of Georgia has been convicted of second-degree murder. Source link

An ATP Challenger tournament in Fujairah is halted abruptly due to a security alert, as players and officials ran from the courts to designated safe areas. Source link

The US president says Iran’s navy, air force and air detection systems have been “knocked out”, as Israeli and US forces keep pounding targets across the country.  Source link

The ABC’s global affairs editor, Laura Tingle, is in Dubai and will provide daily updates on the Middle East war.  Source link

More than nine hours of footage of Bill and Hillary Clinton’s depositions on their alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein have been released. Here are the key takeaways. Source link

Iran’s threats to attack vessels in one of the most important shipping passages will strain global supply of oil and gas, experts say — and Australia will not be immune from the fallout. Source link

Aussie travellers trapped in the Middle East recount missile strikes and late-night evacuations as thousands remain stranded with no end in sight.  Source link

Israel’s new ambassador to Australia seeks to discredit the United Nations by claiming the country “can’t take them seriously”. Source link