Sam Jones and Nadia Budihardjo discuss the latest on BHP workers’ strike in Port Hedland.
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Veteran television and film actor Dinyar Tirandaz has reportedly passed away in Mumbai on June 11, 2026. The news of his demise has left members of the entertainment industry and fans saddened, as they remember the actor for his remarkable body of work and memorable performances across television and cinema.The news first surfaced on social media through a post shared by the Facebook group “Parsi Zoroastrians Worldwide – The Hyderabadi Page.” The post stated, “Mr Dinyar Tirandaz brother of Late Rustom Tirandaz has left for his heavenly abode. Paidust today at Wadia Bungli, Bombay, at 3:45 pm. Sarosh Yazad Ni…
Australia’s share market has posted its best week in two months after days of escalating attacks between the US and Iran gave way to optimism around a potential peace deal.
Fremantle-founded engineering firm AMI Group has secured a majority stake in Fremantle Hydraulics, in a move to increase the defence scope of both businesses.
Shipping company Sea Swift will amended exclusive contracts across northern Australia after being targeted by the ACCC for anti-competitive conduct impacting First Nations communities.
REVIEW: Some familiar names are delivering a new go-to venue in Claremont.
Children at Dilkusha Children’s Home in Waila are now enjoying improved facilities following the completion of renovation works carried out by engineers from the Republic of Fiji Military Forces (RFMF), the Australian Defence Force (ADF), and the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF). The upgraded facilities were officially handed over on 11 June under the Australia-funded Coral Sapper Initiative. The project included repairs to bedrooms, bathroom upgrades, repainting of shared spaces, installation of safer electrical systems, and the construction of a new playground. Australian Defence Attaché to Fiji Colonel Henry Stimson said the initiative was focused on improving the children’s daily…
Livai Natave has been named as a replacement for Atu Sokobale in the squad after the latter was ruled out through injury ahead of the upcoming international window. Sokobale will be unable to recover in time for selection, bringing an unfortunate end to his involvement in the campaign. The team has extended its best wishes for a swift recovery and looks forward to welcoming him back to action soon. Stepping into the squad is Natave, whose versatility and strong work ethic have earned him the call-up. Team officials believe his inclusion will provide valuable depth and added energy as preparations…
ANALYSIS: North Melbourne should use its three-year lucrative tourism deal with the state government to plan a permanent move to WA’s booming northern corridor.
The US has confirmed it will commence support activities, including stationing personnel at HMAS Stirling, later this year, as the full launch of SRF-West nears.