澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2016-04-08（在线收听）

Future of 8000 Australian steel workers around Australia hangs in the balance this morning as administrators of Arrium hold urgent talks with politicians. Arrium owns more than 4 billion dollars. The Opposition leader Bill Shorton says a nationalistic approach is needed to ensure that the company survives. But the Industry Minister Christopher Pyne says a government bailout is not the solution.  South Australian Treasure has talked about putting cash on the table. That is a South Australian government's decision. Decisions they need to choose how they want to respond. We respond by doing things like giving a big contract. Christopher Pyne last night on 730.

Belgian prosecutors have released a new footage of the key surviving suspect in the Brussels airport bombing. The video shows the route taken by the person prosecutor called the man in a hat has walked ten kilometers from the airport into the city.  A total of 32 people died in the attack last month and hundreds were injured. 

Police are investigating the death of a women whose body was found in the Cabrita wharf in Sydney's inner west. Police were called to the wharf following a women in her 20s being assaulted. Paramedics have found the women in the water but were unable to revive her. A man assisting police was in queries. 

Grant Hackett's bid to qualify for a fourth Olympics has been dealt a blow after he was beaten in a 400 meters freestyle by rising stars Mack Horten and David Mckeon. Hackett finished fourth but can still qualify in a 200 meter freestyle.