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Trump says talks with Iran could resume in coming days | Morning News Bulletin 15 April 2026

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Donald Trump says talks with Iran in Pakistan could resume in the coming days; Anthony Albanese to try and leverage Australia's food exports to secure better long-term fuel supply; AFL star Zak Butters fined for abusing an umpire- but that may not be the end of the story.

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