Triple Zero says calls from Optus landlines down after nationwide outage, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese arrives in Raratonga for the Pacific Islands Forum, and The Matildas and Socceroos set to share future World Cup Prize money 50-50.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese arrives in Raratonga for the Pacific Islands Forum.Triple Zero are advising Optus customers to call the helpline from their mobiles, as Australia continues to be affected by a nationwide outage of mobile phone and internet services.
The outage has continued to affect millions of Australian customers and essential services, with Service New South Wales call-centres and phone lines at hospitals in Sydney and Melbourne's north also down. The humanitarian organisation says the convoy of five trucks was carrying lifesaving medical supplied to health facilities such as Al Quds hospital when it came under fire damaging two trucks and wounding a driver.
During an interview with the US ABC News network, Benjamin Netanyahu says small humanitarian pauses may be possible. Australia has put much stock in the 2022 agreement, which will cover climate change, security challenges, and nuclear issues, as part of a renewed diplomatic focus on its home region. "One of the things about the Pacific Island Forum is that we have recognised in last year's statement the importance of the Pacific family, looking after our security interests of the region. But the Pacific family is also made up of sovereign states, so we respect the fact that sovereign states have a right to make their decisions."The Socceroos and Matildas look set to be rewarded with a first-ever 50-50 split in prize money from World Cup performances.
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