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Quattro cittadini australiani e un residente permanente della MV Hondius voleranno verso casa via Perth martedì Segui il nostro blog live sulle notizie dall'Australia per gli ultimi aggiornamenti Ricevi la nostra email per le ultime notizie, l'app gratuita o il podcast giornaliero L'Australia rimpatrierà quattro cittadini e un residente permanente dalla MV Hondius, la nave al centro del focolaio di hantavirus, con un volo charter previsto in arrivo a Perth martedì. La nave, che trasportava 146 persone, è arrivata a Tenerife, la più grande delle Isole Canarie spagnole, domenica mattina dopo che tre persone sono morte per il virus e altre otto sono rimaste malate. Passeggeri e equipaggio sono stati confinati nelle loro cabine per aiutare a fermare la diffusione del virus. Continua a leggere...

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• Il personale del CDC statunitense starebbe incontrando la nave nelle Isole Canarie per accompagnare i cittadini americani su un volo per il Nebraska. • I Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) degli Stati Uniti starebbero inviando personale nelle Isole Canarie per incontrare la nave da crociera colpita dall'epidemia di hantavirus, con l'obiettivo di accompagnare i passeggeri americani negli USA su un volo charter e sottoporli a quarantena in Nebraska. • Un ulteriore team del CDC è già diretto verso il Nebraska, secondo fonti anonime che hanno parlato con CNN.

Property prices are still rising at the entry level and as borrowing costs increase, the home ownership dream is even further out of reach The third Reserve Bank rate hike in a row has delivered a blow not only to mortgaged homeowners, but also to those hoping to break into the property market like Dani Hunterford and her husband.They have been saving for a deposit but have been left frustrated as another rate hike appears to put their homeowning dream out of reach again. Continue reading...

The PM is clearly not prepared to risk backlash from Asian energy trading partners during a fuel crisis – but his government will face domestic challenges if it doesn’t move eventuallyGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastTwo separate events on Monday – one in rain-soaked Canberra, the other in sunny Gladstone – neatly explain why the federal government won’t pursue a new gas export tax in next week’s budget and why it might have no choice but to do so in the future.In the nation’s capital, Anthony Albanese hosted his Japanese counterpart, Sanae Takaichi, for annual leaders’ talks that coincided with the 50th anniversary of the signing of a landmark treaty between the two nations. Continue reading...

Former deputy PM has walked a line between loyalty and interventionism since resigning last SeptemberIt is nearly eight months since Angela Rayner quit the cabinet because of her tax arrangements, but some might argue her influence on the government has not gone away. And soon she might return, whether as Keir Starmer’s saviour or, perhaps, his usurper.There is increasing speculation that the prime minister could carry out a small-scale reshuffle, primarily to bring back Rayner, his former deputy and one of Labour’s political heavyweights. Continue reading...

Kim Leadbeater tells of plan to table identical bill that peers would be unable to stopMPs and peers who led the assisted dying bill have promised to bring it back to parliament after it ran out of time in the House of Lords.Kim Leadbeater, the Labour MP who tabled the private member’s bill, said the plan would be to table an identical bill in the next parliamentary session, which would prevent peers blocking it again, as the Lords cannot stop the same bill twice. Continue reading...

Prime minister tells Jewish leaders legislation against malign state actors will go before parliament in JulyKeir Starmer has promised to proscribe Iran’s Revolutionary Guards by introducing legislation in the next session of parliament in July.On a trip to Kenton united synagogue in north-west London on Thursday, the prime minister said he wanted “to make Britain a country where our Jewish community feels safe”. Continue reading...