Squiz Today Pushing forward with peace talks, and studying our furry friends
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Mar 25, 2026 They unpack a US ceasefire offer to Iran and Tehran’s reported response. They break down fuel price pressures, policy moves in Australia and visa limits. They report a third arrest in a high‑profile criminal case and a CCTV breakthrough. They track Tropical Cyclone Narelle’s path and impacts. They cover a big fine for Meta over safety claims and fresh research pushing back the timeline for dog domestication.
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Diplomatic Off-Ramps Aim To Stabilise Oil Supplies
- The US and Iran exchanged competing multi-point ceasefire plans as diplomatic off-ramps amid rising pressure on global oil supplies.
- The US proposed a 15-point plan including a one-month ceasefire and nuclear concessions while Iran countered with a five-point plan demanding reparations and control over the Strait of Hormuz.
Strait Tensions Trigger Australian Policy Shifts
- Australia is feeling immediate effects from Strait of Hormuz tensions through rising fuel prices and policy changes.
- PM Anthony Albanese called National Cabinet and Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke announced a six-month visitor visa ban for Iranians amid supply-driven price pressures.
Third Arrest In Bagserian Case
- NSW police arrested a third man over the alleged kidnapping and murder of 85-year-old Chris Bagserian, charging him with murder, kidnapping and related offences.
- Detectives say CCTV released last week led to a breakthrough and investigators expect more arrests, possibly up to nine people involved.