澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2015-09-03

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 The Federal government says the economy is not heading for a recession despite yesterday’s weak growth figures. The economy recorded a growth rate of just 0.2%, lower than Greece and the weakest since the coalition¹ came to power. European nations are scrambling² to introduce emergency measures to deal with record numbers of asylum³ seekers. New protests have erupted outside Hungary’s main train station, with police blocking thousands of migrants from boarding trains. In Greece, thousands of people, most from Syria, have moved to a port outside Athens and at least 12 people have drowned as they were traveling from Turkey to Greece including five children. The Iranian nuclear deal seems almost to go ahead after the White House gathered enough votes to prevent it being killed off in Congress. Iran has promised to limit its nuclear power in exchange for the lifting of sanctions. And Thai police say fingerprints⁴ found on alleged⁵ bomb making materials matched those of a second man arrested in connection with last month Bangkok attack. A bank book found on the man suggests he is a Chinese citizen and has prompted suspicion that Muslim Uighurs were behind the attack. Police have seized a light plane and xx 11 men in a drugs and firearms investigation⁶ spanning three states. A 67-year-old pilot was arrested after 45 kilograms of cannabis and other drugs were found in the plane that he flew from Adelaide to New South Wales. It’s alleged the drugs were supplied by people linked to the descendants and Hells Angels bikie gangs.