Australia 'alarmed' by Israel strike on Iran: Wong — as it happened
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Australia 'extremely concerned' after reported Iran explosion: What we know so far
Australia is "extremely concerned" that conflict could escalate after reports of explosions in the Iranian city of Isfahan, days after Iran attacked Israel. Here's what we know so far.
'Entire world should be incredibly grateful' – Australian journalist's message from Israel
Australian journalist Erin Molan isn't the only one stranded by flight cancellations – the former television presenter was scheduled to return to Australia on Friday, but instead woke to sirens at 3:00 a.m. and the beginning of warfare with Iran. Her Friday morning social media post from downtown Tel Aviv reached her 267,000 followers with a message of solidarity, stating, "A lot has changed in the Middle East over the past few hours. I'm in Isr…
Wong Urges De-escalation, Warns Iran’s Nuclear Path Is a Global Threat
Foreign Minister Penny Wong has called on Israel and Iran to de-escalate rising hostilities, urging both sides to prioritise diplomacy over military confrontation. Her comments follow reports of explosions in Tehran, further intensifying fears of regional instability. “We call on all parties to refrain from actions and rhetoric that will further exacerbate tensions,” Wong said. While acknowledging concerns over Iran’s nuclear activities, she emp…
Foreign Minister Penny Wong comments on Israel bombing Iran
The Federal Minister for Foreign Affairs, Penny Wong, has commented on the shocking drone strike of the Iranian capital, Tehran, in the early hours of Friday morning by the Israeli military. At a press conference this morning in Adelaide, Senator Wong spoke to the press about the drone strike. “Australia is alarmed by the escalation between Israel and Iran,” she said. “This risks further destabilising a region that is already volatile. “We call …
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