Emergency tents are set up on the side of the road, marked with "SES" tape. A police car with flashing blue lights sits nearby, and a person in uniform stands beside it.

A man with grey hair and glasses speaks directly to the camera. A news ticker at the bottom of the screen reads "Iran says Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until US lifts blockade."

A crowd of people raise their phones, their screens and flashlights illuminating the night. It looks like they're celebrating something significant, perhaps news from ABC Australia.

A man in a suit speaks directly to the camera. Behind him, colorful lines curve across a white background, and a ticker displays news from ABC Australia.

A figure in a light-coloured coat walks across a paved area, their form slightly blurred. This snippet, likely from ABC Australia, appears alongside images of Australian landscapes and city scenes.

A man in a suit jacket smiles at the camera. Behind him, a glass door reflects the Australian coat of arms and text that reads "The Hon. Chris Bowen MP Member for McMahon."

Five people sit at a long table, American and Israeli flags behind them. The man in the center speaks, his hands resting on the table.

A man in a dark suit and tie stands before a screen displaying abstract lines and shapes. At the bottom, ABC News text indicates the time and temperature in Queensland.

A sharp white arrow cuts across the screen, moving right through a series of dark blue rectangles. It looks like a graphic from the ABC Australia news intro.

A man in a dark suit and a blue striped tie walks down a hallway, looking down. Behind him, two other men in suits and a woman in a bright floral dress follow.

A woman in a grey blazer speaks, her eyes focused just past the camera. A ticker at the bottom of the screen announces the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's arrival in Melbourne for a four-day tour.

Prince Harry smiles as he speaks with a young girl wearing a bandana and a "Monster" t-shirt. A child in a white shirt sits beside them, looking on.

A man in a red "USA" cap walks down airplane stairs. The ABC Australia news chyron reads "US PLANS TO BLOCKADE STRAIT OF HORMUZ."

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