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At least 59 died and 115 were injured when a nightclub in North Macedonia caught fire.

About 500 people were attending a concert by hip hop group DNK when the fire broke out.

Video from inside shows the ceiling catching fire after onstage pyrotechnics sent sparks into the air.

Investigators say the club's licence was issued illegally, and the building had only one fire exit.

About 20 people have been arrested, and the country's PM says those responsible will face justice.

The United States has begun a campaign of military strikes against Yemen’s Houthi rebels.

At least 31 were killed and 101 injured in the first wave of strikes, the Houthis said.

The initial attack is already the largest military operation of Donald Trump's second term.

It followed the rebels' promise to resume attacks on Red Sea shipping in support of Gaza.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says strikes will continue until the Houthis swear off further attacks.

Brisbane teen Gout Gout recorded a 200m time of 19.98s at the Queensland Athletics Championships.

It was the fastest 200m run in all conditions internationally this year, and the second-fastest time ever run in Australia.

However, his time will not stand as a national record as he had the aid of an illegal tailwind (+3.6m/s).

The 17yo earlier recorded a legal time of 20.05s in the heats, just outside his Australian record.

Still a Year 12 student, Gout is already a viral sensation as he sets his sights on Olympic gold.

US President Donald Trump has imposed 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminium imports.

Australia was unable to secure an exemption, despite a trade balance that favours the US.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese labelled the tariffs unjustified and "economic self-harm".

It hinted at a departure from the government's previous efforts to avoid a direct spat with Mr Trump.

Tariffs are a tax paid by importers, meaning higher costs will likely be passed on to US consumers.

Former Australian of the Year Richard Scolyer has received a 'poor' prognosis for brain cancer.

He was the first person in the world to receive an experimental combination treatment.

After treatment, his cancer had no recurrence for close to two years.

But now doctors have told him he can expect to live another three months.