澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2016-03-24（在线收听）

A massive man hunt is under way for a key suspect in the Brussels bombings as more details emerge about the two of the suicide bombers. Belguims' chief prosecutor has named brothers as two of the men responsible for the attacks that killed 31 people and injured 270 others. Ibrahim El-Bakraoui was part of the blast at Zaventem airport that killed 11 people. His brother Khalid struck at Maelbeek Metro where 20 people died. The prosecutor said Ibrahim left behind a will where he described himself was always on the run not knowing what to do any more and been hunted everywhere, and not being safe.

Our Prime Minister Malcom Turnbull says Islamic extremism appears to have reach crisis point in the Europe. Mr. Turnbull has delivered a foreign policy address in Sydney overnight, saying the Islamic state group is using the Syrian refugee crisis to get the terrorists into Europe. Just a short time ago, the Belguim ambassodar to Australia Jean Luc bodson told that it would be dangerous to conflat the issues of migration and terrorism.

A search will resume this morning for a man in his 20s who was dragged out to sea last night at Wollongong north beach. Witnesses on the beach reported seeing the man in distress about 50 m offshore before he disappeared. Surf life savers say they put dye in the water as part of efforts to try to find the swimmer. We put a dye pack into water to follow the current, to see if we could find anything there with the light on the chopper and the J. We followed that, we have not come up with anything successful yet.