英语听力:澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2014-06-10(在线收听) |
Tonny Abbott has set the scene for a shoulder-on over climate change when he meets American president Barack Obama later this week. The PM has been in Canada where he and the prime minister there Stephen Harper have united to condemn carbon taxes on emission trading schemes. The conservative leaders say the taxes are job killing measures that would hurt their economies. Pakistan's largest airport has reopened after an attack by militants left 28 people dead. Ten heavily armed gunmen stormed the Gina International Airport in Karachi yesterday. Security forces took at least six hours to regain control. The Pakistan Taliban says the attack was in response to air strikes by US drones last year that killed its leader.
The political turmoil in Victoria is expected to come to a hit today. The opposition will attempt to introduce a motion to expel controversial rogue MP. Geoff Shaw. Mr. Shaw, who holds the balance of power, was found to have misused his taxpayer' fund for a car and fuel card. Last week he declared he supported not confidence motion in the government, but it's still unclear whether the government will supoort the motion to expel Mr. Shaw or simply try to have him suspended instead.
The federal government is resisting calls to hold a royal commission into the defense forces' abuse. Four Corners last night uncovered cases of sexual abuase. The alleged perpetrators are still working for defense. Former senior legal officer with Australian Defense Force C. Ward says a royal commission may be the only way to uncover the fully extended abuse, but Defense Minister David Johnson says most victims don't support that action. |
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