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Australia may join a military mission to police commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, President Trump reacts to NATO's meeting, and witnesses in Ben Roberts-Smith's war crimes trial will be given immunity.
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Hume Freeway is closed in both directions after a major multi-vehicle crash in central Victoria, One Nation secures SA’s seat of Narungga after another recount. Plus, eight people are charged after a large drug bust in Sydney’s east.
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Ben Roberts-Smith is granted bail after facing alleged war crimes charges, Jim Chalmers warns the Middle East conflict will have a lasting impact on the global economy. Plus, Harry and Meghan meet Bondi Beach attack survivors on their final day
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A ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon comes into effect, Donald Trump criticises the Albanese government again over defence spending. Plus, Anthony Albanese cuts short his Malaysia trip to visit the Geelong refinery after a fire.
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Viva Energy is reassuring Australians a fuel plant which was damaged by an “unprecedented” fire overnight is still producing a “decent” amount of fuel. Plus, New South Wales may stockpile its own diesel reserve to deal with the national fuel crisis.
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SA electoral commission orders recount in Narungga after uncounted ballots are found, NSW considers a diesel stockpile amid the fuel crisis. Plus, a major private construction firm rejects more than half of developer projects.
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A major fire breaks out at an oil refinery in Geelong, Australia’s crude oil production hits record lows since the Iran conflict began. Plus, Pope Leo warns peace is threatened by the whims of the rich and powerful.
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Anthony Albanese has arrived in Brunei for negotiations over energy supply, the International Monetary Fund warned overnight that a global recession is possible. Plus, more than 77,000 people are reportedly living in Australia illegally.
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Treasurer Jim Chalmers heads to the US for high-level talks with the IMF after fresh recession warnings, Australia’s trucking industry says it’s on the brink of collapse. Plus, more than 77,000 people are living in Australia illegally.
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Israel and Lebanon agree to further peace talks after initial Washington meetings, the IMF warns a global recession looms if war drags on and energy prices stay high. Plus, Anthony Albanese arrives in Brunei for energy supply talks.
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