澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2010-02-19

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The Prime Minister has left open the possibility of using health policy to trigger a double dissolution election. The Senate is expected to vote for a second time on the Government's plan to means test the private health insurance rebate¹. If it's rejected again, it could be used as a double dissolution trigger.

A NATO airstrike has killed seven Afghan policemen in the country's north. Afghan officials say the soldiers were bombed by mistake. It's a second incident this week. Twelve Afghan civilians² were killed on Sunday when a NATO rocket missed its target.

Police are calling for help to find a man wanted over the abduction and sexual assault of an eight-year-old girl. She was taken from her home in Sydney's west to Whalan Reserve where the assault took place. Police (are) looking for a man described as Aboriginal³ in appearance with a thin build and (a) moustache.

Victoria's EastLink motorway⁴ has reopened after a fatal truck crash yesterday afternoon. A truck driver was killed when his veh hit a pylon⁵. The accident blocked traffic in both directions at Rowville for most of the day.

And Mary Mackillop could tonight be named as Australia's first saint. Pope Benedict will make cardinals⁶ and bishops⁷ in Rome, where he is expected to make an announcement.

We'll have more news updates later.