Current Events: Tensions rise in the Middle East, while Australians return from Lebanon. US debates prompt strong discussions, and Australian footy sees player trades and injuries.
The ongoing tensions in the Middle East continue to escalate, with Prime Minister Albanese calling for a peaceful resolution as missile attacks increase. Australians in Lebanon will soon have more opportunities to return home. Meanwhile, the US vice presidential debate highlighted issues like gun violence and immigration, causing some heated moments. In sports, Brisbane Lions' co-captain Locky Neil will recover without surgery from a foot injury, while veteran Luke Parker from the Sydney Swans seeks a trade to North Melbourne. These events reflect significant challenges in international relations, domestic issues, and developments in Australian sports as life continues to unfold amidst these pressures.
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Investigations continue after alleged stabbing
Meanwhile police are still investigating how and why two Toowoomba men were allegedly stabbed on the Gold Coast.
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More storms to smash the South West
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'Still hope' as search for missing man continues
A search for a missing man in Murgon will recommence at 6 this morning.
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Israeli strikes continue in Lebanon as more Aussies arrive home; PM apologises for distasteful comment; And US braces for one of the worst storms in 100 years
Israeli strikes continue in Lebanon as more Aussies arrive home; PM apologises for distasteful comment; And US braces for one of the worst storms in 100 years
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QANTAS fined $100k for selling tickets to ghost flights
QANTAS fined $100k for selling tickets to ghost flights
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John Farnham's voice heard for the first time since cancer surgery
John Farnham's voice heard for the first time since cancer surgery
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Labor and Coalition clash over Middle East motion
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says the Coalition can’t get behind a motion that goes beyond just condemning the attack on Israel.
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PM opens parliament with strong condemnation of October 7 attack; Radio legend John Laws announces retirement
Parliament’s back, and the PM's opened with a strong message, condemning the October 7 attack and calling for peace in the Middle East.
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Thunderstorms to hit the South West
The Weather Bureau says damaging winds, heavy rainfall could be on the cards in Toowoomba, Roma and Kingaroy.
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