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Iran's top leaders, including Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, have reportedly been killed in an Israel-US joint airstrikes. Plus, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese expresses support for the US' actions.

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Israel claims Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei has died in airstrikes, Australia has shows support for US attack on Iran. Plus, Australian embassies across the Middle East have issued warnings over retaliatory strikes.

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Pakistan’s defence minister confirms ‘open war’ with Afghanistan, NSW Opposition Leader Kellie Sloane urged to wind back gun reforms. Plus, new details on a failed undercover meeting involving SA Premier Peter Malinauskas.

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US allows non-emergency staff and families to leave Israel amid tensions with Iran, Treasurer Jim Chalmers consults business on ‘affordable’ corporate tax reform for the May budget. Plus, review of the Liberal Party’s 2025 loss to be suppressed.

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A review into the Liberal Party's 2025 election loss will be suppressed, the Treasury considers new legislation which could limit negative gearing on investment properties. Plus, Victoria's 'Adult Time for Violent Crime' laws come into effect today

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Commonwealth Bank refers itself to police over potential home loan fraud, Barnaby Joyce says One Nation and the Coalition must work together on preferences. Plus, children of ISIS brides in eastern Syria may gain citizenship via Australian fathers.

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US lawmakers call on Donald Trump to testify before a congressional committee probing Jeffrey Epstein, Treasury considers capping negative gearing to two properties. Plus, Victoria’s ‘Adult Crime, Adult Time’ laws take effect today.

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It's been revealed a further two ISIS brides considered to be 'extremists' are being held in Syria's Roj internment camp. Plus, economists are forecasting another rate rise.

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The federal government announces a major change to the way Australians are notified of imminent dangers, NDIS payments for people with autism skyrocket. Plus, universities forced to prevent racism.

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China reacts after a classical Chinese dance group was named in a threat, the government tells dependents of Australian diplomats to leave Lebanon and Israel. Plus, an accused high-country killer could be released on bail today.

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