澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2012-02-03

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Efforts are continuing to transport hundreds of survivals from the ferry that sink off the coast of Papua New Guinea.Around two hundred and forty people have been rescued.Authorities believe there were about three hundreds and fifty on board but that number is yet to be confirmed.Bad weather is frustrating¹ attempts to take survivals to leave for medical treatment.

 

 

Australia's richest person,Gina Rinehart,has failed in her bid to keep data of her family trust field secrecy².The New South Wales spring court has released eight mails from some of her children after rejecting her application for a permanent suppression.In the eight mails,family members are expressing concerns about the risks of being kidnapped  because of publicity³ surrounding the case.

 

 

Wiki Leaks fund Julian Assange,has become the second and final day of his appeal against extradition⁴ to Sweden.Swedish authorities want to question about allegation said he sexually assault two women in 2010.If the appeal is rejected,Mr.Assange may be able to take his case to the European Court of human rights.

 

 

Hundreds of people protesting against the police handling of yesterday's soccer riot in Egypt have closed off Carol's rail.

At least seventy four people died and hundreds were injured during violent clashes after soccer game in the city of Port Said.

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