The prime minister has paid tribute to renowned pathologist Richard Scolyer who's died aged 59 following a lengthy battle with brain cancer.
The former Australian of the Year was a pioneer in melanoma research and made global headlines when he underwent a world-first treatment for his tumour, using a revolutionary immunotherapy he and a colleague had developed.
Anthony Albanese says Scolyer's journey was confronting and difficult, praising him for his courage, determination, and grace.
At least two waves of Iranian missiles have been detected by the Israeli military in the country's north.
This marks the first attack on Israel by Iran since the ceasefire was announced in early April.
Israel had earlier launched an attack on a Hezbollah stronghold in southern Beirut without warning, despite a US request to not attack Lebanon's capital.
Iran has been demanding an end to fighting as a pre-condition of any deal to end the broader war with the US, although Donald Trump says he's not pushing the issue at the moment.
Hundreds of Australians have been named in this year's King's Birthday Honours.
They include Indigenous leader Pat Turner, comedian Rove McManus and ABC broadcasters Fran Kelly and the late James valentine.
Child prodigy turned renowned mathematician Terence Tao and gender equality advocate Natasha Stott Despoja are among five people to receive the highest honour - a Companion of the Order of Australia.
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