Iran’s top diplomat to Australia, Ahmad Sadeghi, was expelled as “persona non grata” following ASIO findings of Iran’s involvement in anti-Semitic attacks, marking the first high-ranking diplomat expulsion since World War II. During his departure, he expressed affection for Australians but avoided comments on Prime Minister Albanese, while the government faced criticism for delaying the designation of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization.
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EPA Considers Investigation of Cook Government’s Racetrack
Initial modeling of the proposed $217 million Burswood race track indicates that nearby apartments may experience noise levels between 78 to 91 decibels during events, prompting public comment as the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) considers a full assessment. While Main Roads WA argues a full assessment isn’t legally needed, local opposition persists, highlighting potential impacts on residents' amenity and wildlife during construction. Want More Context? 🔎
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