澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2014-08-28（在线收听） |
The United Nations has accused the Islamic State militants of committing mass atrocities in Syria and recruiting children as fighter. UN investigators say public executions are a common spectacle in areas run by the group, and momentum is building for an international force to fight the militants in Iraq, with Australia signaling it's ready to help. We are at a high state of readiness, and we are at a good state of readiness at all times. Apart from saying that I wouldn't want to say any more.
Qantas is facing the worst financial result in its history. Analysts are forecasting losses of more than one billion dollars when full-year results are released this morning. There's speculation that more job cuts could follow the 5,000 already announced.
Health services union whistleblower Kathy Jackson is back before the trade union Royal Commission today to answer questions about an alleged slush fund. Her former husband told the commission yesterday that she had paid him 50,000 dollars from the fund as part of a divorce settlement, but she claims it was for a political campaign.
A 38-year-old man will face court today, charged with murdering and raping a Brisbane mother of four. Anthea Mari's body was found in her Norman Park home in the city's east early on Tuesday morning. |
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