Israel cancels a delegation to the US after a UN ceasefire resolution; three homes lost in a bushfire south of Perth accidentally sparked by campers, and in football, Graham Arnold unleashes fresh faces for Australia's second World Cup qualifier against Lebanon.
Israel cancels a delegation to the US after a UN ceasefire resolution; three homes lost in a bushfire south of Perth accidentally sparked by campers, and in football, Graham Arnold unleashes fresh faces for Australia's second World Cup qualifier against Lebanon.
Washington, where a separate set of talks with Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant is still expected to take place, has said the decision by Mr Netanyahu is "disappointing". Fire and Emergency Services Commissioner Darren Klemm confirmed the property losses, saying five short-stay accommodation units had also been razed.
The quake rocked the East Sepik region on Sunday morning near the town of Ambunti, about 750 kilometres northwest of the capital of Port Moresby. Leader Rebecca White conceded defeat after initially appearing to leave the door open to govern in minority, with the party set to win just 10 or 11 seats in parliament.Loggers have been given the green-light to resume tree-felling operations after shocking footage showed koalas falling to their deaths on South Australia's Kangaroo Island.
The loggers are removing invasive Tasmanian blue gums from the island, which are a highly flammable tree that contributed to devastating bushfires which saw half of the island, and around 30,000 koalas burned in 2020.And in sport, Graham Arnold could unleash up to five fresh faces for Australia's second clash with Lebanon tonight, as the Socceroos look to take a meaningful step towards FIFA World Cup qualification.
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