Inside The Surprise US-Iran Agreement & The Missing Detail From Tom Holland and Zendaya's Wedding
6/18/202611 min
🗞️ HEADLINES 🗞️
- Australia's migration figures fall, but conservatives say the number remains too high
- Nurses, midwives and others receive little training to deal with domestic violence victims
- US Vice President JD Vance says 60-day from US-Iran agreement has already begun
- The Church of England has apologised for its role in forced adoptions
- Lil Nas X has revealed he's been diagnosed with bipolar
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Host & Executive Producer: Taylah Strano
Audio Producer: Jacob Round
Group Executive Producer: Ilaria Brophy
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First 90 secondsTaylor Strano· Host0:00
You're listening to a Mamamia podcast. [instrumental music] Good morning. I'm Taylor Strano with the latest from the Quickie newsroom. A surprise agreement between the US and Iran has been signed ahead of schedule, and we finally know what's in it. Plus, Tom Holland has confirmed the rumors are true. He and Zendaya have tied the knot, but there's likely one detail we'll never see. Before we get there, here's your news headlines for Friday, June 19. Australia's migrant intake is falling but remains above the levels being demanded by conservatives hoping to ride growing anti-immigration sentiment ballot box success. Figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Thursday revealed net overseas migration in 2025 came in at 301,000 people. The numbers were down a fraction from 306,000 the year prior, while the federal budget released in May forecast the figure would fall to 295,000 in the year to June. The data release follows fierce debate about immigration levels, with the coalition criticizing Labor for underestimating the numbers, while One Nation calls for the migrant intake to be slashed. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says the figures show the government is bringing down migration while still balancing intake with skilled workers Australia needs. Many professionals dealing directly