Current Affairs: Australians are returning home amid ongoing conflict in Lebanon while facing rising rents domestically, amidst a busy sports calendar and political visits.
The situation in Lebanon remains tense, with many Australians still stranded as the final evacuation flight departs. Despite calls for a ceasefire, conflict persists in the region, affecting many. Back home, Australian renters are facing significant rent increases, with some paying up to $18,000 more annually. Meanwhile, sports fans are gearing up for exciting AFL and motorsport events, including negotiations over players and major racing competitions. Although premiers showed little interest in meeting King Charles during his visit, sporting activities and significant social issues continue to dominate the headlines, reminding us of the varied challenges Australians face in both international affairs and daily life.
A Royal snub as State Premiers to steer clear of King's visit to Australia
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