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News from the ABC Australia Iran-US draft deal would see blockade end and Hormuz reopen, state TV claims Iranian state television says it has obtained a draft version of a memorandum of understanding between Tehran and the US. Kalyn Ponga's Origin send-off leaves Queensland legend 'in shock' Maroons great Darren Lockyer says the decision to send off Kalyn Ponga late in State of Origin will be hard to accept for Queenslanders. Quick hits: Blues' selection gamble pays off, bunker sparks controversy The Blues leave it late, the Maroons finish with 12 players, while the bunker draws the ire of players, commentators and spectators alike. Here are five quick hits from State of Origin I. Five out of seven people trapped in Laos cave found alive The seven people entered the cave in central Laos more than a week ago but got trapped by a landslide triggered by heavy rain. Police say cause of Kumanjayi White's death in custody still not known The Northern Territory police commissioner says the cause of 24-year-old Kumanjayi White's death in custody remains undetermined, with the criminal case against the officers who restrained him now closed. Body scan practices examined after Indigenous woman's death in custody The family of a young Indigenous woman who died in a NSW jail has told an inquest that she was a talented artist who generously supported anyone in need. The inquest is examining Corrective Services NSW's search and body scan practices. PM response to truth-telling process 'hugely significant' The Walk for Truth ended at Parliament House today and while there was not a firm commitment from the PM, many felt the response was a 'positive move'. Inquest hears NDIS provider delayed suicide threat reports before teen's death The inquest in Southport is examining whether any deficiencies in the boy's care or accommodation caused or contributed to his death. Multiple crime scenes declared after man dies in Childers area One man is dead and two others are in hospital, as police declare multiple crime scenes in a regional Queensland town. Whyalla locals react to news of steelworks' final bidders Whyalla locals welcome more certainty about the future ownership of the city's steelworks, but say it is still not enough to warrant business investment and workers coming back to the Spencer Gulf. NT child protection bill one year in the making had 'limited' consultation Despite taking a year to prepare a controversial bill surrounding child protection, the NT Department of Children and Families says consultation with organisations was "limited". Maroons let 20-0 lead slip in Origin I after Kalyn Ponga sent off late James Tedesco scores a spectacular try with 90 seconds left in State of Origin I, capping off a 20-point comeback after Queensland fullback Kalyn Ponga is sent off for a shoulder charge. Bulk carrier rescues two fishermen and Smokey the dog after boat sinks An emergency distress beacon activation off the North Queensland coast yesterday afternoon sparked a coordinated rescue involving a bulk carrier and rescue jet. Labor MP defends electoral registration to empty block amid rebuild Dickson MP Ali France has been referred to the Australian Electoral Commission with claims she is registered to vote at a vacant suburban block in her north Brisbane electorate. Trainee mechanics worked on hired EVs without Hertz's knowledge, ACT assembly hears The professional misconduct claims were levelled at Australia's first TAFE Electric Vehicle Centre of Excellence. Brother of hit-run victim says family will appeal NT court's 'light' sentence The family of a man who was left to die alongside his severely injured brother and father after a hit-and-run crash, say they will appeal the "light" sentence handed to the man who was behind the wheel. Rodent faeces, animal blood, mould spark $60k penalty for country bakery Inspectors found animal blood dripping onto bread, rodent faeces on food and spreading mould at the Albany French Hot Bread Shop, triggering prosecution and $60,000 in penalties for the owners. Maugean skates released after more than two years in captivity A pair of endangered rays taken from a Tasmanian harbour as a species "insurance policy" have been released back into the wild after helping to produce more than 400 eggs for a captive research program. ISIS-linked woman barred from Australia tried to board flight An Australian woman with links to ISIS, who is barred from Australia on a temporary exclusion order, tried to board a flight home with the other members of Tuesday's returning cohort, a Senate estimates hearing has been told. Copi Mineral Sands Project near Victoria-NSW border gets green light A mineral sands project of global strategic importance receives provisional approval from the New South Wales government. News from the BBC World Service Burnham accuses Blair of ignoring inequality as he hits back at ex-PM The Labour mayor and by-election candidate rejects the former PM's call to embrace the "radical centre". Family of mum, 30, shot dead outside Sheffield bar pay tribute to 'beautiful soul' Shanice Brookes, 30, worked for a charity and was studying for a university degree, her family say. Water safety warning after nine people die during heatwave Charities urge people to take precautions after at least nine people died after getting into difficulty in water during the warm weather. Resident doctors in England to strike for 16th time over pay British Medical Association resident doctor members in England announce new strike for four days from 15 June. Energy bills to rise for millions as impact of Iran war hits A household using a typical amount of energy will pay £221 a year more, under the regulator's new price cap. Student loans inquiry finds many did not understand terms The Treasury inquiry is looking at student loan plans in England and whether repayment terms are "reasonable". Five people found alive after week trapped in flooded Laos cave The search is continuing for a further two villagers who are still missing, rescuers say. Sturgeon defends 'no comment' police interview after SNP funds probe arrest The former SNP leader's solicitor says her response was "standard" and she later provided written answers to detectives' questions. Ebola-hit DR Congo faces 'catastrophic collision' of disease and conflict, WHO warns Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said fighting in DR Congo was hampering efforts to stop spread Former member of German militant group jailed for armed robberies after 30 years on the run Klette was finally caught in a flat in Berlin in 2024 and put on trial last year. Israeli strike in Gaza City kills new head of Hamas's military wing Hamas says Mohammed Odeh was killed alongside his wife and two children in a strike on a residential building. Hundreds of dead sharks found washed up on Welsh beaches The dead fish, at Saundersfoot and Pembrey beaches, were probably part of a discarded catch. Travelling solo and bunking up - life on the lower rung of tennis circuit Top tennis players are demanding the four Grand Slams give a larger chunk of their revenue in prize money to those ranked lower. Will Tony Blair's intervention change the Labour debate? While the former PM still has some admirers in Labour, others wings of the party are not listening. The footballer setting the record straight after 46 years Roly Gregoire, Sunderland's first black player, sometimes wishes he had never played football because of the racist abuse he found too painful to talk about for decades. 'Like a prisoner being released' - Relief for Iranians as internet shutdown ends The government imposed the blackout after the start of the war with the US and Israel in February, cutting most Iranians off from the outside world. Spider-Noir turns Spider Universe black and white The show starring Nicolas Cage will be available to watch in both colour and black and white. What are the signs of heatstroke in dogs? How to make sure your pets are cool and comfortable during periods of hot weather. Watch: Trump is transforming Washington by adding his face everywhere Sarah Smith visits places across the US capital where the president has hung banners, renamed a site or is rebuilding something. India's 70ft Messi statue to be moved after 'swaying in the wind' A giant statue of Argentina legend Lionel Messi is set to be taken down in India over safety concerns after it is spotted "swaying in the wind". Warnings :: No Current Warnings
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