42 Australians still missing in Tibet-Nepal flood disaster | ABC News Top Stories

42 Australians remain among the thousands of people still missing after Wednesday's massive mudslide and flash flood in the Himalayas.Rescue efforts are being hampered by difficult weather and rising water levels, as emergency crews work to reach some of the worst-affected areas... including a hydropower project site in Nepal where hundreds of people are believed to be trapped in underground tunnels.The Red Cross estimates more than 90,000 people may have been affected by the disaster.One Nation is celebrating its first lower house seat in Western Australia, after picking up the once Labor-safe seat of Secret Harbour.Pauline Hanson says her party will build on its by-election victory, targeting more seats in the forthcoming Victorian state election.She's touring the state today, after spending the weekend revealing some of One Nation's plans on energy policy.An Australian man currently serving a 13-year prison sentence in Russia after being captured while fighting for Ukraine has given his first interview since being convicted.Oscar Jenkins says he joined Ukrainian forces in 2024 because it was "the right thing to do".He also revealed that he'd previously considered fighting in Myanmar agains the military junta and also joining the Israeli defence force.For more news at any time you can follow the ABC News Top Stories podcast.