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News from the ABC Australia Gulf migrants say they are 'safe and happy' amid missile and drone attacks For many South Asian migrants across the Gulf, keeping quiet about Iran's attacks ensures they're able to pay the bills and feed their families. But is leaving even an option? Will a national weed listing help control buffel grass? Traditional owners and scientists want buffel grass recognised as a Weed of National Significance, but the cattle industry opposes the move because it relies on the species for fodder. Live: Bulldogs and Giants renew rivalry to kick off Saturday AFL action The Bulldogs and Giants famously do not get along, and their latest confrontation at Docklands kicks off a massive day as round one continues. Follow live. More than 156kg of drugs seized in interstate operation A months-long interstate police operation targeting alleged methamphetamine supply in Darwin has ended with a bust netting more than 156 kilograms of illicit drugs. Could fish and chip oil solve Australia's petrol problems? Australia once produced 80 per cent of its own fuel. Now it imports the same amount, and an unlikely answer may be sitting in your local takeaway shop. Rotating home owners boast of 360-degree views and energy benefits They may be costly to build, but rotating homes are loved for the way they can move with the sun, capture breezes from any direction and make the most of the scenery around them. Cyclists, vintage fire engines first to hit $2.1 billion Sydney motorway Traffic flows along the new M12 motorway for the first time, after four years of construction, with the toll-free road to service Western Sydney International Airport, due to open in October. As fuel panic ensues, WA parliament erupts in insults about croissants, cream puffs Question Time in WA is often loud, occasionally funny, and rarely productive. If this is how the people elected to look out for the best interests of West Australians behave at work, don't we deserve better? 'Sleeping' Indigenous burning technique awakens in Cape Hillsborough A practice that has helped care for land for more than 60,000 years returns to Yuwibara Country in north Queensland. Åberg holes two eagles, Day leads Aussies at The Players Championship Swedish golfer Ludvig Åberg shot nine under par in the second round to take the lead of The Players Championship at 12-under. Why does denim attract hordes of biting march flies? Denim-wearing Louise Stokes was swarmed by the biting insects during a bushwalk near Pemberton, and it turns out clothing choice can play a significant role in deterring them. Outback band launches debut EP inspired by language and culture A group of young musicians from Queensland's Gulf country are turning stories and language into song, and are now set mentor other aspiring performers. Katherine schools to reopen Monday as flood disaster eases Government schools in Katherine will reopen from Monday, while Katherine High School will operate under a "hybrid model", with the evacuation centre continuing on site. Lawyers sharpen tactics after ICE arrests schoolboy on way to volleyball The case of a US teen who was pulled over and detained on his way to volleyball training highlights ICE's tactics, and how lawyers are fighting back. Talented attacker turns back on Socceroos for Croatia One of Australia's brightest young talents appears to have been lost without even playing a game for the Socceroos, with Portsmouth dynamo Adrian Segečić switching associations to Croatia. Mysterious eye infections among Darwin football players under investigation Aussie Rules players in Darwin with symptoms of conjunctivitis are being urged to contact health authorities amid an outbreak of unknown origin affecting dozens of players. NT parliament increases minimum sentence for DV murder, speaker berates backbencher Northern Territory parliament has passed legislation increasing the mandatory minimum prison sentence for domestic violence murder from 20 to 25 years. During sittings this week, the speaker also berated a government backbencher over his handling of bullying claims. Media figure Antony Catalano charged with assault The co-owner of national newspaper company ACM appears in court, with police alleging he assaulted a woman and swung a clothes iron at her head. Bennett calls fan invasion 'pretty disruptive' after historic moment A grumpy Wayne Bennett has told reporters he has already answered enough questions about Alex Johnston's try-scoring record, and described fans rushing the field as "pretty disruptive". Residents 'giving up' Queensland island properties over $22m body corp debt A resident of the Couran Cove Island Resort in the northern Gold Coast says she is shocked by a court decision upholding a $22 million body corporate debt. News from the BBC World Service 'We're not profiteering on fuel. But my staff still face abuse' Independent retailer Goran Raven says the higher oil price is "horrific" for him as well as his customers. Ethics adviser rejects Tory call for inquiry into PM over Mandelson appointment Sir Laurie Magnus said the relevant process appeared to have been followed when Lord Mandelson was made ambassador. F1 races in Middle East to be cancelled because of war in Iran The Bahrain and Saudi Arabia Grands Prix scheduled for next month are set to be cancelled as a result of the Middle East war. Pink Floyd guitar sold for record-breaking $14.6m The guitar was used by David Gilmour on some of Pink Floyd's best-known albums, including Dark Side of the Moon. Doomed hereditary peers spy chance to stay in the Lords The Tories are deciding which hereditary peers to keep after being offered 15 seats in a compromise deal. Xi's anti-corruption drive began 14 years ago. Why are the purges still going? Critics say Xi's purges reveal a ruthless drive for absolute loyalty and total control of the military. Austrian glaciers disintegrating due to climate change, say scientists Scientists say nearly all of the significant glaciers in the Austrian Alps have shrunk. Los Angeles asks for investigation into LA28 Olympics chief over Epstein ties The LA city council voted unanimously for an investigation into LA28 chief Casey Wasserman over his Epstein ties. New Archbishop of Canterbury to walk 87 mile pilgrimage route ahead of installation Dame Sarah Mullally's six-day walk begins at Southwark Cathedral and travels along the Becket Way to Canterbury Cathedral. Under drone fire, exiled Kurds wait to confront Iranian regime A group of fighters based in Iraq say they are "ready to go home", as they face drone attacks from Tehran. Watch: Why Kharg Island is a lifeline for Iran BBC Security Brief's Mikey Kay breaks down why Kharg Island is so strategically important for Tehran. How the Iran war exposed cracks in Trump's Republican coalition The president's most dedicated supporters are on his side - but significant numbers of Republicans have serious doubts. As hopes of regime change in Iran fade, Netanyahu faces political test Israeli leaders are framing the bombing campaign as having transformed the Middle East in their favour as pressure to end the conflict builds. Why has Trump eased sanctions on Russian oil - and will it help Putin? The US said easing sanctions on Russian oil would provide only a limited financial boost to Putin. Is Dubai's glossy image under threat? Not everyone thinks so Dubai has been seen as a safe haven by expats, tourists and influencers - but that's now being tested. They were told it wasn't for girls, but these could be the future faces of F1 F1 Academy wants to nurture and develop female drivers who can compete at motorsport’s top level 'Like a trap you can't escape': The women who regret being mothers From mourning the life they no longer have to feeling never-ending pressure, women tell the BBC why they regret becoming mothers. The Papers: Epstein files photo 'bombshell' and 'Iran war spirals' The Middle East war and a photo Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor with Jeffrey Epstein and Peter Mandelson dominate Saturday's front pages. From Mr Nobody to Oscar nominee: How one man took on Putin Pavel Talankin's film Mr Nobody Against Putin has already won a Bafta, and is now competing for an Oscar. She spent 16 hours on Instagram. It's up to a jury to decide if Meta is to blame A landmark lawsuit will set the stage for thousands of people who say social media platforms are intentionally addictive. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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