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World Cup buzz (Australia): Nestory Irankunda and Connor Metcalfe fired Australia to a 2-0 Group D win over Türkiye in Vancouver, with Patrick Beach making eight saves and the Socceroos using a disciplined, counter-attacking plan. Security & defence: A Lowy Institute report says China’s capability for a direct missile strike on Australia is growing, pointing to missiles launched from ships, submarines and a new intermediate-range system. Social media regulation (Australia/UK): UK plans to announce “Australia plus” restrictions for under-16s, including limits on late-night scrolling and tighter controls around stranger contact and certain AI chatbots; Australia already enforces a similar minimum age approach. MarCom/ads controversy: FIFA’s “Super Shoutout” paid scoreboard promotion is drawing backlash over how the gimmick could be abused. Sports media moment: A US pundit’s CBS rant mispronouncing Irankunda’s name became a talking point after Australia’s upset win. Local tragedy (Australia-Pakistan): A nine-year-old Australian girl was killed in Pakistan after police opened fire during a mistaken-identity robbery incident, prompting an investigation.

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China direct strike threat to Australia 'growing': report

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