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Iran's new supreme leader has also made his first comments of the war, vowing to continue blocking the Strait of Hormuz.

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Who is Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran's new supreme leader?

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'As long as it takes': Experts predict possible outcomes of war in the Middle East

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How the Middle East conflict could worsen food insecurity in Australia

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'Euro summer' in question as experts caution Australians over travel plans

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'We've reached a breaking point': Is it time to tax older Australians more?

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Fears of 'second massacre' in Iran grow as regime takes 'revenge' on prisoners

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From political oblivion to poll surge: Inside Pauline Hanson's comeback

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Australians warned to brace for 'substantial' economic impact as Middle East conflict unfolds

Published 11 March 2026 7:24pm

The federal government is working to assess the economic impact of the conflict on the federal budget and spending priorities.

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Lunar New Year 2026: What to know about the 'very special' Year of the Fire Horse

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Gary wasn't impressed by Australia's dumpling scene. Now he's selling thousands a day

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I'm a scientist. One conversation led me to rethink climate change

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Sonja asked high schoolers to debate about tradwives — and received international backlash

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He was shot by police during an uprising. His pain tells a bigger story

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'Pushed out of paradise': High migration is often blamed for the housing crisis. Is that right?

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'We're f--ked': The people grappling with the aftermath of Trump's immigration crackdown

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As the threat of war heightens distress, help may be just a phone call away

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The $1 billion problem facing Aussie farmers like Robert

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Fighting fakes and food fraud, this team knows where your festive dish really comes from

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