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It's the question everyone is asking - will President Trump have the US join Israeli strikes on Iran? Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu says they're targeting nuclear facilities, missiles, command centres and symbols of the regime, while Iran has also fired a fresh barrage of missiles at Israel, forcing reside

An army of amateur environmental sleuths has helped reveal tens of thousand of hectares of land allegedly cleared without proper approvals. The Australian Conservation Foundation asked volunteers to compare older and more recent satellite images of Australian bushland to find patches where valuable habitat had been rem

While public awareness is increasing, slavery, human trafficking and forced marriage are still often hidden issues in Australia.   And at a specialised law centre in Sydney, their case loads are growing, helping hundreds of people each year.   The founder of this pro bono centre at the University of Technology, Profess

Australia appears to be bolstering its ties with the European Union as the federal government commences talks on a security and defence partnership, which aims to strengthen co-operation on global security challenges. The commitment came after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met with European Commission President - Urs

As the Israel-Iran conflict escalates, US President Donald Trump has refused to rule out if the US will strike Iran — he has also suggested it's very "late to be talking". So what are Iran's options?Guest: Christiane Amanpour, CNN's Chief International AnchorProducers: Teodora Agarici and Eleni Psaltis

Energy retailers won't be able to raise prices more than once a year and will be forced to remove unfair fees for vulnerable customers, under major new reforms announced today by the Australian Energy Market Commission. While the changes have been labelled a significant milestone in consumer protection by the Commissio