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News from the ABC Australia Trump and Iran trade threats over Kharg Island strikes US President Donald Trump threatens to strike the oil infrastructure of Iran's Kharg Island hub unless Tehran stopped attacking vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. Waratahs rue controversial no-try as Reds storm home to snatch victory The Queensland Reds have continued their winning run in Super Rugby, defeating arch-rival NSW Waratahs in a contest that lacked quality for an hour, then produced exhilarating play for the final 20 minutes. Matildas learn next opponent as Taiwanese fans grapple with team name The Matildas will face China PR in the semifinals of the Women's Asian Cup after the Steel Roses required extra time to see off a disciplined and spirited Chinese Taipei at Perth Rectangular Stadium. Mary and Frederik visit Uluru on first stop of Danish royal visit The first Danish state visit to Australia in 40 years starts at the country's magnificent red heart. 76yo cyclist killed in SA crash with car towing caravan A crash in Whyalla involving a car towing a caravan claims the life of a 76-year-old cyclist, with police now appealing to witnesses or anyone with dashcam footage. Police find crashed helicopter, but search continues for pilot Emergency services will resume their search for a missing pilot after a crashed helicopter was found in north-east New South Wales. Indonesian human rights campaigner attacked with acid A prominent human rights activist has been attacked with acid in Jakarta, leaving him with serious burns. Bernardi talks 'rookie error', Liberal MP dissents on candidate controversy A week out from election day in SA, One Nation's Cory Bernardi admits to a "rookie error", as a federal Liberal MP expresses reservations about the decision to part ways with a controversial candidate. NT requests ADF help with flood recovery as central Australia braces for rain Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro is asking the federal government to deploy the ADF as floodwaters start to recede in parts of the Top End, while emergency services brace for more rain in central Australia. Man found dead, woman seriously injured in small NSW town A man has been arrested after an older man was found dead and a woman critically injured inside a home at Wellington, New South Wales on Saturday. Italian teen breaks F1 record, Piastri qualifies fifth in China Italian teenager Kimi Antonelli has become the youngest driver to secure pole position for a Formula 1 grand prix, topping the timesheets in qualifying for Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix. Why has the US attacked Iran's Kharg Island? Donald Trump says the US has "obliterated" Iran's military assets on the island, but stopped short of attacking other infrastructure. Worker dies at South32's Alumina refinery in WA's south WA Police say emergency services were called to the refinery near Collie, about 200km south of Perth, just before 4am on Saturday, with the man dying at the scene, despite first aid being carried out. Thousands flock to WA's south coast for world's largest light show Finnish light artist Kari Kola spent two years planning the installation, requiring 750 LED lights to illuminate the night sky in the city of Albany.  At 102 years old, Dean Simes might be Australia's oldest tech-help guy Dean Simes bought his first personal computer this century. Now, the centenarian wants to help other seniors understand the technology "you can't avoid". 'Blowing my mind': Panthers thump Sharks in brutal Bathurst contest The clash between Penrith and Cronulla blows the mind of former coach Matthew Elliott as the Panthers dominate a physical affair in Bathurst. What will Australia's relaxed fuel standards mean for consumers at the pump? The federal government's temporary easing of fuel standards will see 200 million litres of "dirty" fuel injected into the domestic market. Should drivers be worried? 'Astronomical' fares soar amid Middle East flight chaos John McGuigan was due to go back to work weeks ago in Manchester. He's still stuck in Australia using up all his work leave entitlements due to the war in the Middle East. Free daytime power: What the new offer means for Australian households Australia's energy watchdog prepares to unveil new power price caps, which will include a tariff offering three hours of free electricity during the day. 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? News from the BBC World Service We expect government help in a crisis. Will Reeves intervene on energy bills this time? After Covid furlough and Truss’s bailout, can the UK expect another crisis rescue, asks Laura Kuenssberg. 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. '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. Claudia Winkleman's new chat show splits critics Jeff Goldblum, Vanessa Williams, Jennifer Saunders and Tom Allen starred in the inaugural episode. Hamas urges key ally Iran to halt attacks on Gulf states The Palestinian group also affirms Tehran's right to defend itself from "aggression" by the US and Israel. Why has the US targeted Iran's Kharg Island? The tiny island is home to one of the most critical pieces of Iran's energy infrastructure. 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. 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. 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 the top level of motorsport. Why do Glasgow's historic buildings keep catching fire? The fire that devastated a building on Union Street is the latest in a series of blazes to strike the city's historic sites. Is Dubai's glossy image under threat? Not everyone thinks so The city has been considered a safe haven by expats, tourists and influencers - but that's now being tested. Rescuers blame weather and 'underprepared skiers' for rise in Alps avalanche deaths The BBC joins a French Alps rescue team as the number of skiers killed this season passes 100. Motörhead guitarist Phil Campbell dies aged 64 Phil Campbell's family said he died "peacefully" following a "courageous battle in intensive care". 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. Body of man found in wheelie bin 'after being hit by car' An urgent appeal has been issued by police to find out who the man is and how and where he died. Public invited to pick Sycamore Gap tree artwork The winner will use half of the illegally-felled tree's timber, with voting open until 28 March. Former Labour minister dies after cancer diagnosis The ex-Oldham MP Phil Woolas battled brain cancer for more than a year, his family says. 'Hate-watch classic' War of the Worlds sweeps Razzie Awards Ice Cube's alien invasion adaptation receives five Razzies, which go to the year's worst movies. Explosion at Amsterdam Jewish school 'a deliberate attack' says mayor Security had been increased at Jewish public institutions following an earlier incident in Rotterdam. Drivers could get licence points for fly-tipping Councils will also be encouraged to seize and crush the vehicles of people caught fly-tipping. Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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