There's been tempered reactions from the oil market to US President Donald Trump's televised address.
As Mr Trump finished speaking, the price of Brent Crude - the global oil benchmark - jumped five per cent to US$106 a barrel.
Although he reiterated his two to three week timeline to end the war against Iran, the US leader offered no concrete update on how he plans to do so. Â the war against Iran will come to an end.
The Federal Opposition leader has used his own national address to urge Australians to look after themselves, as the conflict in the Middle East continues to cause economic pain.
Angus Taylor has accused Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of causing further confusion, adding that he doesn't believe the government has provided enough clarity about the ongoing fuel crisis.
Earlier, Mr Albanese used an address to the National Press Club to admit that while Australia is not an active participant in the Iran war, it is at the mercy of it.
One Nation has won a fourth seat in South Australia's lower house - Narungga on the Yorke Peninsula.
The seat was so close it required a re-count.
One Nation won with a margin of 58 votes over the Liberal candidate.
It means the party will have four seats in South Australia's House of Assembly.
The Liberal Party will retain its opposition status – winning five seats.
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