澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2012-07-26（在线收听） |
Australia's Chef Dimission Greens has laid down a law to Olympians who are grumbling in public.He was speaking after a report that athelete John Anferson and Joe Rosk unhappy with teams selections were considering pulling out.Mr Greens said if atheletes don't want to be part of the team,they should talk to him. A strike that is threatening to disrupt travel into Britain on the eve of the Olympics has been called off.Britain's body guards have reached a deal with the government,avoiding an embarrassment on what is expected to be one of Hisro Airport's busiest days.
Victoria and New South Wales will seek to further meetings with the Federal Government on the way for the national disability insurance scheme.At yesterday's COAIC meeting,both states refused to get onboard with the national launch without more federal money.South Australia,Tasmania and the ACT have agreed to host launch signs.
Thousands of Syrian troops are set to be head towards Ilapo to join the battle against rebel forces.Syria's second city has seen fierce clashes all week,where fighter jets and helicopters deployed.
A survey by the Union responsible for the aircraft engineers has found a extremely high level of dissatisfaction among Qantas workers.The poll of almost 3,000 employees suggests they have little faith in their management.The airline says the survey is not an accurate reflection of Qantas' 30,000 workers |
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