澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2014-10-02
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Federal Opposition1 Leader Bill Shorten says the Prime Minister should keep his opinions on the burkas himself. Tony Abbott says he finds such facial coverings confronting and would prefer that wasn't worn in Australia. Mr. Shorten says he is disappointed by these comments and the Prime Minister should be promoting social cohesion2.
Hong Kong's pro-democracy protesters are threatening to
ramp3 up their campaign. Protest leaders say they could start occupying government buildings if the city's leader C. Y. Leung does not resign by the end of today.
The organization responsible for ranking the world's universities has questioned the Federal Government's plan to deregulate fees. Twelve Australian universities have improved their positions in the latest world rankings, eight of them are now in the Top 200. But the Times Higher Education magazine which compiles the rankings says fee deregulation could harm Australia's smaller universities.
But the risk is that you create winner and losers and the losers in Australia may suddenly find themselves falling out of these rankings because the current sustained fee levels and they are not getting the public
taxpayer4 dollar to support them in addition to the fees.
Phil Baty there.
Now there's growing
speculation5 that Essendon could dump Coach James Hird when the club's board meets today. Tensions have been rising since Hird
decided6 to appeal a Federal court ruling on the doping scandal involving the club.
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