澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2015-12-01

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Leading the news today. Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says Australia will not be daunted¹ by the challenge of climate change. World leaders have called for urgent action on climate change at the UN summit in Paris. Mr. Turnbull says he believes the summit will come to an agreement that will keep global warming below two degrees. We are confident that with our collective leadership we will in common course secure our future. Mexican investigators² have confirmed a burntout van found with two bodies inside belonged to one of the missing Australian surfers. Canadian officials have confirmed the vehicle identification numbers matched the registration³ of the van Dean Lucas and Adam Coleman were travelling in. The Australians were travelling towards Guatalajara but failed to arrive at their destination. The federal government has signalled it's willing to compromise further on cuts to family tax benefits. The senate last night passed the legislation to describe family tax benefits party B by couples when their youngest child turns thirteen. But Labor⁴ is refusing to support four billion dollars worth of other savings⁵. Social Services Minister Christien Porter says the government will seek crossbench support. A pair of fishermen have rescued a warm bad found swimming more than two hundred and fifty meters offshore⁶ at a lake in central Tasmania. Bob Willturn and his stepson Chris Wilson used a net to rescue the wet mask supio. Mr. Willturn says he has no idea how the warm bad ended up so far from shore.