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I’m stuck in the Middle East war zone: what are my options to get back to Australia?

More than 100,000 Australians remain stranded in the Middle East as conflict between Iran, the US and Israel escalates. This staggering number of citizens has triggered what Foreign Minister Penny Wong describes as “a consular crisis” that leaves the government scrambling to coordinate a massive repatriation effort.

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DAnalysis by Daniel Ziffer

Daniel Ziffer has worked at the intersection of journalism and public debate for more than two decades. From Melbourne he covers business issues for ABC News and is a fill-in Finance presenter on national bulletins. The long-time senior producer of Mornings with Jon Faine on ABC Radio Melbourne, Daniel has worked wo…

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Aldi recalls popular lunchbox snack sold across Australia

A popular lunchbox snack sold in Aldi stores across Australia has been taken off the shelves due to the potential presence of black rubber pieces.The supermarket giant is recalling Hillcrest Bubble Bars in the choc rainbow, birthday cake and choc chip flavours with the best before date 08 Sep 2026.The products wer…

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Arrest made in cold case disappearance of AFL great's brother

Police have arrested a man in relation to the 14-year-old cold case disappearance of AFL great Barry Breen's brother Brendan.Victoria Police Missing Persons Squad detectives arrested a man in Brisbane this morning after travelling to Queensland as part of their investigation in Brendan Breen's 2012 disappearance.Th…

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JBy Jenae Madden

Jenae Madden is a reporter for ABC North & West based in Port Pirie, South Australia. She is a multi-platform journalist, who cut her teeth working at ABC Tropical North in Queensland. She completed her double degree in media and politics at the University of Sydney specialising in audio production.Growing up in the…

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'This must stop': Servos accused of profiteering as petrol prices skyrocket

Australian oil companies are being accused of profiteering off the war in Iran as the average price of unleaded petrol surges well past $2 a litre in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane today.Half of the petrol stations in Melbourne today are charging 219.9 cents a litre, while half in Sydney have raised prices to betwee…

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