The Coalition maintains its commitment to nuclear power as it sells its energy policy for the next election; Australia joining crisis talks in the mid east; Carlton says it deserves to be one of this year's AFL premiership favourites.The Coalition maintains its commitment to nuclear power as it sells its energy policy for the next election;Carlton says it deserves to be one of this year's AFL premiership favourites.
"We are focused on continuing to call for a ceasefire, continuing to do our bit to provide humanitarian aid to respond to the devastating crisis, and to working towards a two-state solution as the only pathway to an everlasting and sustainable peace."Police say militants fired on a bus carrying Hindu pilgrims, causing it to fall into a deep gorge in the Indian federal territory of Jammu and Kashmir.
"We are the strongest party, we are the anchor of stability, and voters acknowledged our leadership during the last five years. And this is a great message to all of us."The opposition has confirmed it intends to dump Australia's 2030 target to cut emissions and overturn the country's ban on nuclear power instead, believing it is the way to reduce emissions.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says it also shows the opposition would take Australia backwards on climate change. The immediate threat of more damaging rainfall has eased, with the Bureau of Meteorology not forecasting any further significant falls over the next few days.