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05.11.2024 11:18
Police call off search after ‘beloved boy’, aged 11, swept out to sea from NSW beach A father and his four boys were trying to cross The Entrance channel when a strong current took the eldest childFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email,free app or daily news podcastPolice have called off the search for an 11-year-old boy swept out to sea by a treacherous current on the New South Wales coast, just hours after the family said they were hopeful he would still be found.Police suspended the multi-agency marine search at 4pm Tuesday, but said Tuggerah Lakes Police District, Marine Area Command and Surf Life Saving NSW, would continue regular patrols of the area over the coming days. Continue reading... ...

05.11.2024 11:21
‘It was carnage’: students describe suspected mass food poisoning at New Zealand university Reports of vomit streaming down windows as more than 100 University of Canterbury students fall ill, with cause of stomach bug being investigatedA mass outbreak of suspected food poisoning has caused “carnage” across two university halls in New Zealand, with reports of early morning queues for toilets, vomit dripping down building windows and students abandoning exams to dash to the loo.More than 100 students reported being struck down with vomiting and diarrhoea at two University of Canterbury student residences on Sunday night, the university confirmed on Tuesday. Continue reading... ...

05.11.2024 11:24
Australia news live: Michele Bullock ducks questions about cash rate changes but says RBA ‘not ruling anything in or out’ Follow today’s news headlines liveNo relief for borrowers as Reserve Bank leaves interest rates on hold at 4.35%Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast‘We need to extend the average time people stay in our defence force,’ says Matt KeoughThe defence personnel minister, Matt Keough, has also been talking about that retention and renumeration package for defence.We need to extend the average time people stay in our defence force.That does mean it had a vulnerability. We’re looking at moving to more of a mesh-type arrangement of satellites, which provides greater resilience, with a more up-to-date technology, and we’ll be able to deliver the technology faster as well.We are very much confident that we can meet these targets and that’s because we have properly funded them and we have a plan to get there, which is about really improving the terms of service for those who work in our defence forces.We’re increasing and expanding the bonuses for continuing on in the defence force. We’re continuing the original retention bonus after your initial service obligation for three years and beyond that. There will be another bonus for people who stay in the defence force after that. And that’s really targeting those who are in their seventh, eighth, ninth years of service, which gets to the middle ranks where we’ve got an issue. And we’re also going to grow the active reserves so there are more opportunities for people in the reserve to do full-time or part-time work in the defence force.This original plan goes back seven or eight years and it was about having two or three satellites above Australia to deliver that capability. Since then, we have seen technologies develop which can shoot satellites out of the sky but we have also seen technologies develop where you have thousands of micro satellites in a more distributed way providing the same effect and we are seeing that with Starlink above Ukraine. Continue reading... ...

05.11.2024 11:51
Watt confirms Labor considering releasing sealed section of robodebt report – as it happened This blog is now closedNo relief for borrowers as Reserve Bank leaves interest rates on hold at 4.35%Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast‘We need to extend the average time people stay in our defence force,’ says Matt KeoughThe defence personnel minister, Matt Keough, has also been talking about that retention and renumeration package for defence.We need to extend the average time people stay in our defence force.That does mean it had a vulnerability. We’re looking at moving to more of a mesh-type arrangement of satellites, which provides greater resilience, with a more up-to-date technology, and we’ll be able to deliver the technology faster as well.We are very much confident that we can meet these targets and that’s because we have properly funded them and we have a plan to get there, which is about really improving the terms of service for those who work in our defence forces.We’re increasing and expanding the bonuses for continuing on in the defence force. We’re continuing the original retention bonus after your initial service obligation for three years and beyond that. There will be another bonus for people who stay in the defence force after that. And that’s really targeting those who are in their seventh, eighth, ninth years of service, which gets to the middle ranks where we’ve got an issue. And we’re also going to grow the active reserves so there are more opportunities for people in the reserve to do full-time or part-time work in the defence force.This original plan goes back seven or eight years and it was about having two or three satellites above Australia to deliver that capability. Since then, we have seen technologies develop which can shoot satellites out of the sky but we have also seen technologies develop where you have thousands of micro satellites in a more distributed way providing the same effect and we are seeing that with Starlink above Ukraine. Continue reading... ...

05.11.2024 12:04
RBA interest rates: no relief for borrowers as Reserve Bank of Australia leaves official cash rate on hold at 4.35% RBA’s decision to leave cash rate unchanged comes as underlying inflation remains above bank’s target rangeFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastThe Reserve Bank of Australia has left its key interest rate unchanged for an eighth meeting in a row as it awaits more evidence inflation will soon return to its preferred target range.The RBA board ended its two-day meeting on Tuesday by keeping its cash rate at 4.35%, a move widely expected by economists and financial markets.Sign up for Guardian Australia’s breaking news email Continue reading... ...

05.11.2024 12:11
Japan police bust "village" of overstaying Vietnamese When police searched a group of abandoned motels in a city some 50 kilometers northeast of Tokyo earlier this year, they found more than 20 Vietnamese men and women living together in a community that included a restaurant and a karaoke bar. "There is a possibility that these were people who had nowhere else to go," an investigative source said. Read full story here

05.11.2024 12:34
Japanese horror manga artist Kazuo Umezu dies at 88 Japanese manga artist Kazuo Umezu, known for horror pieces like "Hyoryu Kyoshitsu" (The Drifting Classroom) and his signature red-and-white-striped shirt, has died in Tokyo, publisher Shogakukan Inc. said Tuesday. He was 88. Umezu, who died on Oct. 28, had been undergoing treatment for stomach cancer, it said. Read full story here

05.11.2024 12:44
Rising Tide protesters scale back blockade of world’s biggest coal port but NSW police ready for mass ‘disruption’ at Newcastle Lawyer for police argues business should be allowed to continue as Rising Tide threatens to halt exports for 30 hoursGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastProtesters have scaled back their plan to block the Port of Newcastle to 30 hours, down from an initial 50 hours, amid a legal challenge by New South Wales police to stop the action going ahead.On Tuesday, police and the protest organiser – Rising Tide – appeared in the supreme court for a second day. Police are challenging the protest, which would involve activists paddling into the harbour on kayaks and rafts to stop coal exports leaving the port.Sign up for Guardian Australia’s breaking news email Continue reading... ...

05.11.2024 12:54
Boeing union approves contract and ends strike Following over 7 weeks of striking at the aviation giant, which has been in a crisis after a January mid-flight incident, the Machinists and Aerospace Workers union approved a contract, including a 38% wage hike after over a decade of near-stagnant pay.