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The United States is also investigating a deadly strike on a school in Iran in the war's early days, the US president said.

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David Littleproud announces he will step down as National Party leader
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Iran's retaliatory strikes reflect a strategy of survival, not victory, experts say, as war in the Middle East deepens.
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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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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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The cost of war: How the Middle East conflict could worsen food insecurity in Australia

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Long queues, scarce groceries and rising fuel bills — Australia's food insecurity may worsen, experts warn, as war in the Middle East threatens to drive up prices.

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$2,850 and major flight doubts: Australian stranded in Saudi Arabia's travel nightmare

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Shantanu was shot during Nepal's gen Z protests. What's next for him — and his country?

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

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Dateline returns with stories of the people caught in Trump's immigration crackdown

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Dreams of being a ballerina: Hopes of Australian child in Syrian camp for IS-linked families

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Sabina quit snacking after monitoring her sugar levels. Is the data that simple?

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

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'We nearly gave up': These pizza chefs bought their first home. It hasn't been easy

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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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Watch Insight on Tuesday 10 March at 8.30pm (AEDT) on SBS and SBS On Demand

You are entitled to your views, but do the rest of us have to hear them? Are terms such as “cancelled”, “free speech” and “cultural safety” used in place of constructive, respectful debate? On this episode, Insight asks students, families, politicians, protesters and academics: “Have we lost the ability to disagree well?”

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Dateline travels to Nepal to meet the Gen Z activists behind the uprising that toppled the government, and left 76 people dead and over 2000 injured. What’s next for the Himalayan nation?

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