In this bulletin, an Australian tourist has been injured in an armed assault in Afghanistan; Victorian Labor members demand guarantees the government won't sell public housing land; and in football, Melbourne Victory will go up against Central Coast Mariners Football Club in the A-League...
In this bulletin, an Australian tourist has been injured in an armed assault in Afghanistan; Victorian Labor members demand guarantees the government won't sell public housing land; and in football, Melbourne Victory will go up against Central Coast Mariners Football Club in the A-League Men's grand final.Victorian Labor members demand guarantees the government won't sell public housing landAn Australian tourist has been injured in an attack in central Afghanistan.
A motion moved at the Victorian Labor State Conference has made it policy for the party branch to push the government to do everything it reasonably can to keep the land in public hands. Demonstrators gathered outside the Moonee Valley Racecourse to criticise Labor's federal policy on the conflict on Gaza, with dozens of activists later breaching security.
A Victoria Police spokeswoman told AAP the protesters left without incident and no arrests were made. Mr Hagari says Benjamin was cycling near Kibbutz Be'eri on the 7th of October when he was murdered and his body taken to Gaza. The flash flooding comes after 315 people died and 1600 people were injured last week after devastating flooding destroyed villages in northern Afghanistan.The United Nations say Afghanistan is one of the countries most vulnerable to the effects of climate change.“The rain increased and it became heavy. It was better that at least we were present at the house when the flood came. It destroyed a lot of people's houses. It ruined their goods, in the city and on the land.
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