澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2015-11-10

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 New South Wales police will today try to recover the bodies of three leading environmentalists, found in the refuge of their helicopter in the Hunter Valley. The victims were Parler Rich Green, his wife Calen and documentary maker¹ John Davis. The missing triple was located in mountainous terrain², south of Cessnock last night.   The World's Anti-Domping Agency has recommended banning Russia from all athletics³ competitions, after examining allegations of drug taking, coverups, and extortion. WADA's independent commission says the 2012 London Olypmics was sabotaged⁴ by widespreading actions against Russian athletes, who were under suspicion. The commission is calling for life-time bans on five Russian athletes and coaches. More riots have reportedly broken out at the Christmas Island detention⁵ center this morning. A detainee has told the ABC the disturbance⁶ is continuing, contradicting the government's claim that calm has been restored. The senate has closed a loophole allowing Australians who move overseas to avoiding paying their higher education debts. From 2017 expatriates will have to meet their HECS repayments⁷. The federal government says the move will make the system fairer. The Prince of Wales and the dutchess of Co. arrived in Adleide today for the start of their Australian tour. Charles and K's ten-day trip follows a well-received to visit New Zealand. Later today they are expected to sustainable housing project and visit the Bross Valley.