澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2016-03-17（在线收听）

Michael, thanks so much. There've been angry scenes in the senator overnight as parliamentarians brace for a marathon sitting tonight. Most of the tension has been around changes to senator voting rules. The Trade Minister Steve Ciobo said earlier that the government's prepared for a long sitting to get the bill passed.

"We thought it really started debate on, but we are committed to, you know, the debate going for as long as the debate needs to go, and we think it can be done a little more efficiently, but at the end of day with their those reason in lower house realized those in upper house sometimes, take a little while they have their point. "

The trivial, the Donald Trump has warned there will be riots if he's not nominated as republic candidate for the US election. The billionaire has won three more primaries including Florida, the home state of former rival Marco Rubio. On the democrats side, Hillary Clinton won four out five states from her rival Bernie Sanders.

Football's governing body, FIFA, is demanding tens of millions of dollars in damages from former officials who've been charged with corruption. FIFA has filed court documents saying it wants to reclaim money that was taken illegally by members including Chuck Blazer, Jack Warner and Jeffery Webb.

And French police have arrested four people in Paris suspected planning a terror attack. French Interior Minister says one of main arrested could have contacted with members of Islamic state in Syria. Paris remains on high alert after the attacks in November, in which 130 people died.