澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2012-05-24（在线收听） |
Leading the news this morning, there are new fears EU leaders meeting in Brussels at the moment won't reach a deal on measures to tackle the region's deepening economic crisis, European shares and the Euro both fell sharply overnight, after a former Greek Prime Minister Greece warned Greece may in the end have to leave the Euro Zone. More than three thousand coal miners in Queensland are beginning a weeklong strike this morning, the industrial election will hold production at 6 coal mine in the Bowen Basin, last week, more than 80% of workers vote to reject the latest enterprise offer.
The federal opposition says there is new evidence crossbencher MP Craig Thomson has misled parliament, Mr.Thomsom has told parliament the Australian electoral commission's report, undermined Fair Work Australia's funding that he misused union funds, but the commission says its report neither supports nor contradicts Fair Work Australia's fundings.
Overseas, and there's been a high turnout of voters in Egypt's historical presidential election, 12 candidates are vying for leadership of the country, the polls have now closed, but results won't be known for two days, and analysts are saying a run-off poll next month is very likely.
And Melbourne police are examining the contents of a soft drink can , which caused an international flight to turn back to Melbourne airport, the Air Mauritius's flight was 90 minutes into its journey when the captain was told a soft drink can had been found with the word "bomb" written across it. |
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