In this bulletin, early results in Brisbane by-elections show Labor party losing major ground; UNRWA says one third of children under two facing acute malnutrition in Gaza; and in sport, the Cowboys defeat the Knights in a stunning comeback.
UNRWA says one third of children under two facing acute malnutrition in GazaThe Labor party appears set to lose one of its heartland seats in Brisbane, following the results of two by-elections that indicate voter preferences ahead of the upcoming state elections later this year.
The early results in the by-elections come after Friday's opinion polls that revealed Queensland Premier Steven Miles is set to face an uphill battle in October's state elections.The UN’s agency for Palestinian refugees, UNRWA is reporting that one third of children under two in Gaza are suffering from acute malnutrition, a 15.6 per cent increase from January.
United Nations Fund for Population Activities Representative for the State of Palestine, Dominic Allen, says he is terrified for the one million women and girls of Gaza. The Alyangula community on Groote Eylandt and people across the Queensland border are being urged to prepare their properties. Around three hundred protesters joined the rally through Melbourne's busy C-B-D on Saturday before arriving at the intersection outside Melbourne's Flinders Street Station.
A man in his fifties has suffered minor head injuries and another in his thirties has suffered chest injuries, but were taken to hospital in a stable condition.To Rugby League now.
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