Claims Australian money for exiled refugees in Papua New Guinea has been misused; Adelaide family pleads for help to escape besieged territory; sea level rise inevitable, research finds
Papua New Guinea’s Parliament House. An employee of the country’s immigration authority has alleged that Australian funds for exiled refugees have been misused.Papua New Guinea’s Parliament House. An employee of the country’s immigration authority has alleged that Australian funds for exiled refugees have been misused.Good morning.
Meanwhile, an Australian family trapped in Gaza have told us they are running out of bread, water and medications as they seek a way to escape the besieged territory. It comes as Hamas has released two Israeli hostages, with hopes rising that up to 50 more may soon have their freedom. There are warnings that rapid ice melt in west Antarctica is now inevitable, with new research suggesting that coastal cities around the world will be at risk from some sea level rises no matter how many carbon emissions are cut. And, in sport, Afghanistan have pulled off another giant-killing act at the Cricket World Cup, beating Pakistan and sending England to the bottom of the table.
After spearheading a divisive campaign during the voice referendum, opposition leader Peter Dutton has now moved on to new battlegrounds. Laura Murphy-Oates and Katharine MurphyPeter Dutton’s post-referendum plan to win back Australia – Full Story podcast. The rural region where she lives in northern Victoria desperately needs workers, and Barlow says she could easily work close to full time doing relief teaching. But her career is being stymied by the lack of childcare on offer in the area.
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