More than 40 Australians are reported missing after a major earthquake in Nepal, as the overall death toll rises above 800. Australia news livestream coverage from multiple outlets says emergency response and identification efforts continue, while families await updates on the status of people from Australia who are in Nepal.
Separate reporting in the same live coverage updates focuses on the Middle East. It says the United States carries out strikes on Iranian rocket launchers in the Strait of Hormuz, described as its first military action in weeks. Outlets frame the development as part of ongoing tensions involving Iran and regional maritime security.
While all three sources share the same two headline topics—Nepal missing Australians and the US-Hormuz strikes—they present them within live, rolling updates. The Nepal coverage emphasizes casualty figures and the number of Australians still unaccounted for, while the Hormuz coverage stresses the timing and nature of the US operation.
The articles do not provide additional detailed numbers on how many are confirmed dead or specifics of the Australian identities in the text provided, and the strike report is not accompanied here by further assessment of damage or official statements.
