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Prime Minister Albanese travels to flood-hit communities in New South Wales; many First Nations kids say racism is still a problem in Australia that needs to be stamped out; an increasing number of tourists have been visiting Antarctica.

US Court strikes down Trump's tariffs, but Trump appeals and wins; Taylor Swift regains ownership of first six albums' master recordings; Queensland gold mines may reopen due to rising prices.

Kids and aid workers from Gaza open up about how the war is affecting young people; world leaders and scientists discuss the future of oceans at the 2025 UN Oceans Conference.

US strikes Iran; the conflict between Israel and Iran has many people worried; Wren finds out about the history of NAIDOC; the team meet Penny, an 11-year-old, who's about to compete in the BMX Racing World Championships.

More than 30,000 military personnel take part in Exercise Talisman Sabre; UNESCO decides to add the rock art of Murujuga in WA to its world heritage list; Colossal Biosciences announces plans to bring back the Moa: an extinct giant bird.

Fans will need to pay an entry fee at Blues Point to see New Year's Eve fireworks; travel agency Webjet has been hit with a $9 million fine; Asa Vermette, 18, makes history as the youngest ever Hardline champion.