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The Trump team's shifting story on war with Iran
Analysis: The administration has delivered anything but clarity.
Tech Tuesday: Some tips on making AI work for you
A battle is being waged in the United States between a company called Anthropic and the US Pentagon, and it's all over rules about using AI for mass domestic surveillance and autonomous weapons… Audio
Trump's neck rash blamed on 'preventative skin treatment'
The reddish spot was visible on the president's neck during a ceremony at the White House.
Australia's Middle East military HQ hit by Iranian drone attack
Australia says its military headquarters in the Middle East was hit by an Iranian drone attack over the weekend and that all staff were safe.
Explainer: How do Shipping Channels and Supply Chains Work?
Throughout the world there are certain strategic passageways on which global trade is dependent on. One of those is The Strait of Hormuz. It's a narrow outlet of the Persian Gulf and is a major… Audio
PM walks back comments on Iran
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has been forced to walk back comments he made that he backed any actions to stop Iran getting nukes or sponsoring terrorism. Political editor Jo Moir spoke to Guyon… Audio
Iran latest with US correspondent
The latest from the White House on the US and Israel attacks on Iran. Audio
Iran to evaluate World Cup involvement after US attacks
Iran's soccer chief says US and Israeli attacks on the country means they "can't look at the World Cup with hope".
Pacific govts alert nationals amid Middle East conflict
Pacific governments are advising their people in the Middle East to stay sheltered and make their presence known. Audio
Tongan national in UAE marked safe, airstrikes 'frightening'
Tongan national Kim Halavatau lives in Abu Dhabi and spoke to Pacific Waves host Susana Suisuiki about the US-Israel & Iran conflict affecting the Middle East region. Audio
UK: PM says UK won't join offensive action on Iran
UK bases in the Middle East have been targeted by Iranian drones, Henry Riley joins First Up from London Audio
The attacks on Iran have blown up international law
Analysis: The US-Israel strikes are neither pre-emptive nor lawful.
Actor Awards 2026: Who were all the winners?
Sinners, Michael B. Jordan, The Studioand The Pitt were among the big winners, along with the late Catherine O'Hara.
Closed airports, empty skies: What travellers impacted by Middle East air disruptions need to know
Thousands of international flights were cancelled on Sunday and Monday and the numbers continue to rise.
Smoke rising from US embassy in Kuwait City: AFP correspondent
Sirens earlier sounded over the city following the latest volley of Iranian attacks.
The Panel with Peter Dunne and Denise L'Estrange-Corbet, Part 1
Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Peter Dunne and Denise L'Estrange-Corbet. First up, with Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei killed in a joint US and Israeli… Audio
Britain responds to suspected drone strike at Cyprus base
The incident came as Britain agreed to allow the United States to use British military bases to fire "defensive" strikes aimed at destroying Iranian missiles and their launchers.
Australia rules out military role in Iran conflict
"Australia is not central to the issues in the Middle East. We didn't participate in these strikes and we wouldn't anticipate participating in the future."
In pictures: All the looks from the Actor Awards red carpet
The 32nd Actor Awards, formerly known as the Screen Actors Guild Awards, honouring achievement in film and television is underway in Los Angeles.
OZ Update: What's happening in Australia?
Our chance to check in with Brad Foster, our man on the ground in Australia, about what's hitting headlines over there. Audio
