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US Submarine Hits Iranian Warship in 1st Torpedo Sinking Since World War II
War Secretary Pete Hegseth said the Iranian warship was struck in the Indian Ocean during Operation Epic Fury as Sri Lanka reported a sunk frigate.
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Israel Vows to Eliminate Anyone Chosen to Replace Khamenei as Iran’s Next Supreme Leader
On March 3, Israel targeted a building associated with the Assembly of Experts, which will select the new supreme leader, but it was empty at the time.
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Israel Launches Fresh Strikes on Tehran, Beirut, Hits Nuclear Development Facility
Israel has continued its attacks on Iran and its proxy Hezbollah in Lebanon.
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Spanish Prime Minister Urges End to War
Trump has threatened to sever trade ties with Spain and criticized Madrid for refusing U.S. use of military bases.
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US, Ecuador Launch Joint Military Operations Against Terrorist Organizations
‘The Ecuadorian people have witnessed firsthand the terror, violence, and corruption that these narco-terrorists inflict,’ Marine Gen. Francis L. Donovan said.
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Iran Conflict Threatens $15 Billion in Australian Trade: Minister
Minister Don Farrell said Australia’s direct trade with Middle East remain relatively limited, though instability is already creating uncertainty for exporters.
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Killing Khamenei Won’t Be Decisive in Defeating Iranian Regime, Former Diplomats Warn
Forum panelists say Tehran’s Islamic Republic is likely to survive ‘Operation Epic Fury’ resulting in some version of the regime.
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50,000 Troops, 200 Fighters, 2 Aircraft Carriers Engaged in Attack on Iran, Commander Says
The Iranian regime’s ability to hit the United States and its partners is declining, a CENTCOM commander said.
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Australia’s Economy Speeds Up, but Government Spending Still Doing the Heavy Lifting
Annual growth reaches 2.6 percent as government spending and investment drive activity.
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First Flight Departs Dubai for Australia After Middle East Airspace Shutdown
Flight tracking data shows the aircraft left Dubai earlier today and is expected to land in Sydney at about 10:30 p.m.
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Jacinta Allan Denies Using Taxpayer Funds to Boost Instagram Followers by 50,000
‘There’s not a dollar of taxpayer funds that’s been expended on this. They are bots, and I am focused on real people and Victorians,’ said Jacinta Allan.
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Energy Minister Says No Fuel Shortage, Urges Australians Not to Panic Buy
Energy Minister Chris Bowen said Australia currently holds more than a month’s worth of reserves, with oil supplies secured through May.
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Ottawa-Musqueam Accord Renews Aboriginal Title Debate in BC—but What Does It Change?
After the Cowichan title decision caused concern about property rights in B.C., the new Ottawa-Musqueam agreements have raised more questions.
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Strikes on Iran Offer Hope for Change, Analysts Say
Some observers believe that the U.S.–Israeli strikes could dramatically change the Middle East.
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Businesses Urge Further Red Tape Cuts as Australia Slips in Global Competitiveness Rankings
The 2026 Global Investment Competitiveness Index ranked Australia 21st out of 42 countries, down from 20th in 2024 and 18th in 2023.
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LOCUST Laser Manufacturer to Expand New Mexico Operations
The U.S. Army’s anti-drone weapons systems supplier is planning a $30 million facility.
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Carney Says US Action in Iran Appears ‘Inconsistent’ With International Law, Calls for De-escalation
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Pentagon Identifies 4 US Soldiers Killed in Iranian Drone Strike
Six U.S. service members total have been confirmed killed during Operation Epic Fury.
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US Submarine Hits Iranian Warship in 1st Torpedo Sinking Since World War II
War Secretary Pete Hegseth said the Iranian warship was struck in the Indian Ocean during Operation Epic Fury as Sri Lanka reported a sunk frigate.
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Israel Vows to Eliminate Anyone Chosen to Replace Khamenei as Iran’s Next Supreme Leader
On March 3, Israel targeted a building associated with the Assembly of Experts, which will select the new supreme leader, but it was empty at the time.
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Israel Launches Fresh Strikes on Tehran, Beirut, Hits Nuclear Development Facility
Israel has continued its attacks on Iran and its proxy Hezbollah in Lebanon.
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Spanish Prime Minister Urges End to War
Trump has threatened to sever trade ties with Spain and criticized Madrid for refusing U.S. use of military bases.
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US, Ecuador Launch Joint Military Operations Against Terrorist Organizations
‘The Ecuadorian people have witnessed firsthand the terror, violence, and corruption that these narco-terrorists inflict,’ Marine Gen. Francis L. Donovan said.
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Iran Conflict Threatens $15 Billion in Australian Trade: Minister
Minister Don Farrell said Australia’s direct trade with Middle East remain relatively limited, though instability is already creating uncertainty for exporters.
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Killing Khamenei Won’t Be Decisive in Defeating Iranian Regime, Former Diplomats Warn
Forum panelists say Tehran’s Islamic Republic is likely to survive ‘Operation Epic Fury’ resulting in some version of the regime.
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50,000 Troops, 200 Fighters, 2 Aircraft Carriers Engaged in Attack on Iran, Commander Says
The Iranian regime’s ability to hit the United States and its partners is declining, a CENTCOM commander said.
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Australia’s Economy Speeds Up, but Government Spending Still Doing the Heavy Lifting
Annual growth reaches 2.6 percent as government spending and investment drive activity.
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First Flight Departs Dubai for Australia After Middle East Airspace Shutdown
Flight tracking data shows the aircraft left Dubai earlier today and is expected to land in Sydney at about 10:30 p.m.
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Jacinta Allan Denies Using Taxpayer Funds to Boost Instagram Followers by 50,000
‘There’s not a dollar of taxpayer funds that’s been expended on this. They are bots, and I am focused on real people and Victorians,’ said Jacinta Allan.
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Energy Minister Says No Fuel Shortage, Urges Australians Not to Panic Buy
Energy Minister Chris Bowen said Australia currently holds more than a month’s worth of reserves, with oil supplies secured through May.
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Ottawa-Musqueam Accord Renews Aboriginal Title Debate in BC—but What Does It Change?
After the Cowichan title decision caused concern about property rights in B.C., the new Ottawa-Musqueam agreements have raised more questions.
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Strikes on Iran Offer Hope for Change, Analysts Say
Some observers believe that the U.S.–Israeli strikes could dramatically change the Middle East.
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Businesses Urge Further Red Tape Cuts as Australia Slips in Global Competitiveness Rankings
The 2026 Global Investment Competitiveness Index ranked Australia 21st out of 42 countries, down from 20th in 2024 and 18th in 2023.
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LOCUST Laser Manufacturer to Expand New Mexico Operations
The U.S. Army’s anti-drone weapons systems supplier is planning a $30 million facility.
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Carney Says US Action in Iran Appears ‘Inconsistent’ With International Law, Calls for De-escalation
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Pentagon Identifies 4 US Soldiers Killed in Iranian Drone Strike
Six U.S. service members total have been confirmed killed during Operation Epic Fury.
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