澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2013-04-19（在线收听） |
The FBI has released photographs of two suspects wanted over the twin bombings in Boston. They say one of the men was seen setting down a backpack at the site of the second explosion.They are appealing for public help to identify the two men. Earlier, US President Barack Obama attended a memorial service for the victims of the bombings. Now a search is continuing this morning for survivors of the massive explosion at a fertilizer plant in a small Texastown of west. Rescue workers are scouring the ruins of up to 70 buildings. Up to 15 people have died, but that toll could rise. Around 160 people have been injured.
State and territory leaders are in Canberra this morning for a showdown with the prime minister over her education reforms. At least two states are refusing to sign up to her plan to increase school funding by billions of dollars. The federal government wants the states to chipin a third of the cost.
The Melbourne football clubis denying it ever employed the man at the central of an AFL doping controversy. The ABC's 7:30 program has obtained text messages between Stephen Dank and the club's doctor discussing a supplement program for some of th eDemon's players. Dank's been investigated over the use of ban supplements at Essendon.
And the New South Wales Premier Barry O'Farrell has decleared his support of same sexmarriage in Australia. He's also challenged Tony Abbott to allow a conscience vote. |
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