Concern that terror labels are leaving multicultural communities on edge; Subsidies being expanded to a lifesaving breast cancer drug; Surfing legend Kelly Slater puts on a show on the first day of the Gold Coast Pro.
Subsidies being expanded to a lifesaving breast cancer drug;A federal MP has declared that police and intelligence agencies should consult with multicultural communities before labelling an incident as an act of terror.
But New South Wales Police Commissioner Karen Webb has told Sky News that this is not about religion. US president Joe Biden avoided the large protests at the front of the hotel by arriving through a back entrance, but he was still greeted there by smaller groups of demonstrators calling for a ceasefire.
The Australian Federation of Ukrainian Organisations says it's also delighted by the visit to Ukraine of Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles. "Australia is about 40 out of 45 countries when it comes to giving to Ukraine, and certainly it can do more. For example, we can have a long term plan on how Australia plans to support Ukraine towards victory. Such a plan would be in the interests of Australia in terms of global peace and prosperity. And in terms of Ukraine, in terms of saving lives and getting back to a normal life that everybody deserves.
Medical oncologist at the Peter McCallum Centre, Shaom Goel, says the subsidised drug could now offer new hope to these patients.
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