Morning News Bulletin 16 September 2023

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Morning News Bulletin 16 September 2023
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Prayers for the lives lost in Libya floods and Morocco earthquake; More work needed to ensure domestic violence payments reach diverse Australians; Carlton through to the preliminary final for the first time in 23 years.

More work needed to ensure domestic violence payments reach diverse AustraliansThe World Health Organization and other aid groups have called on authorities in Libya to stop burying flood victims in mass graves.

In a statement, the UN health agency and the International Committee of the Red Cross called for better managed burials in well marked individual graves, saying that hasty burials can lead to long-lasting mental distress for family members as well as social and legal problems."The Humanitarian Relief Foundation search and rescue teams arrived in the Libyan city of Derna on the second day following the flood disaster. We have so far recovered over 18 bodies.

However, the report found further work was needed to ensure people in remote areas, older people, the LGBTQI community and Australians from culturally and linguistically diverse communities could access the payment.Disability advocacy groups say more can be done to ensure no one is disadvantaged while voting in the upcoming Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum.

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