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Foreign Minister Penny Wong said she “would not expect” Australian troops to participate in the US-Iran conflict but declined to reveal whether US intelligence facilities in Australia were involved in ...

The uncertainty caused by the US-Israel war on Iran could lead to a more cautious RBA, with economists saying the impact is likely to be “mixed” with higher petrol prices likely to increase prices but ...