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HRANA reports the Iranian crackdown has killed 6,159 people, including protesters and civilians, amid an internet blackout.
Iran's official death toll is far lower, with authorities stating 3,117 killed and 2,427 civilians among them.
US carrier movements and an announced Middle East airpower exercise accompany rising regional tensions.
Iranian officials warned neighboring countries that attacks launched through their soil would be deemed hostile.
Iranian militias signaled readiness to support Tehran if attacked by external forces.
Tehran reports a large number of arrests as authorities manage the unrest.
The incident comes as international attention focuses on Iran amid protests against the regime.

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Iran asks regional players for diplomacy as US military options loom and ships position in the Indian Ocean.
The US has moved the USS Abraham Lincoln and other ships into the region, signaling possible action against Iran.
Iran’s currency fell to a record low as protesters faced a harsh crackdown and arrests surged.
Activists tally thousands killed and tens of thousands arrested amid the crackdown.
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates signaled they won’t allow airspace for attack, complicating potential operations.
Arab diplomacy and mediating calls continued as regional players sought to prevent a broader cycle of instability.
Iranian officials stated negotiations should be conducted on equal footing and with mutual respect.
The US and allies monitored developments as protests persisted after currency collapse.
Iran reported government figures for casualty counts that contrasted with activist tallies.
Iranian authorities accused protesters of violence as internet access remained restricted.

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will push states to sign up for the national gun buyback program at the upcoming cabinet meeting.
States such as Queensland and the Northern Territory oppose joining the gun buyback scheme.
Australia negotiates funding amid ongoing debates on autism services and hospital funding.
Australian charities confront the lasting impact of the Trump administration’s USAID funding cuts.
US warned Iran as a large naval fleet advances, signaling possible tensions in the region.
Federal agents tied to a Minneapolis shooting case are placed on administrative leave.
Guardian Australia highlights a debate on carbon pricing and regulator roles amid budget concerns.
A culling plan for dingoes on K’gari sparks public debate over wildlife management.
Sir Tim Berners-Lee reflects on public power of the web during his Australian visit.
Guardian highlights a literary festival adaptation after Adelaide Writers’ Week cancellation.

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