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You are listening to SBS. At Elmer's University, we prepare students for tomorrow with education that lasts a lifetime. We shape students destined to go far and do well, with support that goes beyond graduation day. Elmer's University, choose your path at Elmer's.edu. In this bulletin, Iranian unvoys meet with mediators as the supreme leader orders the military to be prepared to respond to attacks. South Australia records its third bird flu case in a common dolphin. And in cricket, Australia loses its number one test ranking after losing the third test against South Africa. With the latest from the SBS Newsroom, I'm Karen Thomas. Iran's supreme leader has ordered his country's armed forces to be ready to respond to any attacks with an immediate and impactful response. The comments from supreme leader Ayatollah Mojtabar Khamenei come as Iranian negotiators held talks in Doha with Katari mediators to discuss paths out of the war in the Gulf according to a source speaking to Reuters. The source says the talks follow more than 12 hours of discussions on Friday between Iranian and Katari unvoys in Tehran. Diplomats are trying to avert a new outbreak of fighting after the U.S. midterm elections this week. The Iranian military later announced it was taking steps to improve its readiness. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says President Donald Trump hasn't decided whether to launch new strikes against Iran but would prefer to resolve the conflict diplomatically. Back home, Adolfan has tested positive for H5 bird flu in South Australia after being found dead at Encounter Bay on the state's Floreo Peninsula. It's the third common dolphin in South Australia confirmed to have died with the deadly virus. Authorities warn the disease is now permanently established in the state's wildlife with 340 registered bird flu events. The state's chief veterinary officer says there's a low risk of an extensive outbreak among dolphins but warns there's concern for land-based sea mammals like seals and sea lions. Riot police in Poland have stopped protesters from gaining entry to one of the country's top courts as a political stand-off over control of the judiciary escalates. Hundreds of protesters gathered outside Poland's constitutional court early on Saturday after far-right tribunal president Bogdán Šnefkowski was suspended. President Karol Novotsky is accusing Prime Minister Donald Tusk of staging a forced takeover of the court. The tribunal said on Friday that its longest-serving judge, Anna Korvim Pyotravska, had suspended Šnefkowski and appointee of Prime Minister Donald Tusk's far-right predecessor and taken charge of the court. Chief of Cabinet, Parvu Sheffanaka, says the government is urgently working to restore order. In light of the threat to the international security of the Republic of Poland, I am convening urgent consultations for today, involving representatives of parliamentary forces with the aim of stabilizing the political situation and restoring constitutional order. Prime Minister Donald Tusk earlier said restoring the rule of law is his government's duty, accusing his predecessors the law and justice party of lawlessness. Pope Leo XIV has become the first pontiff to vote in a U.S. election. The Chicago-born Pope voted by mail ahead of Tuesday's midterms. The Vatican says he's always exercised his right to vote as an American citizen, describing participation in democracy as both a right and a duty. Indigenous filmmaker Kirin Sartor says he hopes his latest documentary helps audiences connect with the people behind the statistics on incarceration and deaths in custody. After facing the numbers, documentary explores the experiences of Aboriginal people and families affected by incarceration. In 2024, Indigenous people accounted for 36% of Australia's prison population, despite representing 3.8% of the national population. Mr Sartor tells NITV the Sydney Premier at the Opera House this week was well received, with a sold-out audience of more than 400 people. "We're also telling stories that didn't end up as deaths in custody, police brutality stories, especially against young Aboriginal men, and I think that's really important because those are the stories that don't get told. As Blackfielders, we hear about those stories, we experience them ourselves with police, but they're not things that make the news, they don't necessarily get told. So I think that's a really important thing for all of us to be understanding these stories and how they're impacting young people across the country." According to cricket, Australian captain Pat Cummins says change may be needed after Australia lost the third test against South Africa in Cape Town, also losing the series and the number one test ranking. Australia was bold out for 111 in pursuit of 288 for series victory on Saturday. It's the second batting collapse for the side in two weeks. It was admitted after the 176 run capitulation that it was effectively done from the end of the first over. With Matt Ranchor and Marnus Labashain both dismissed in Kihiso Rebada's opening six balls. Spinner Simon Hummer then took six for 16, ending the match just before T, when he bold Josh Hazelwood. In all, four Australians scored ducks while Travis Head and Cameron Greene were the only recognized batters to reach double figures as the tourists fell to 8 for 62. That's the latest from the SBS newsroom I'm Karen Thomas. Looking for the best of Verbo? Discover vacation rentals of the year top quality homes guess love from across the country. 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