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Australia news LIVE: Pleas for calm ahead of October 7 protests; Anti-corruption officers raid parliament


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Australia news LIVE: Pleas for calm ahead of October 7 protests; Anti-corruption• Борьба с коррупцией officers raid parliament Australia news LIVE: Pleas for calm ahead of October 7 protests; Anti-corruption• Борьба с коррупцией officers raid parliament By Josefine Ganko Updated October 4, 2024 — 10.19am first published at 6.51am Save Log in , register or subscribe to save articles for later. Save articles for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Got it Normal text size Larger text size Very large text size Key posts 8.43am Sussan Ley calls for protest leader to be ‘put on the first flight back to Iran• Иран’ 8.27am Police forces unite in rare joint-statement to call for calm ahead of weekend protests 7.20am Lebanon• Ливан repatriation flights undersubscribed as evacuation pleas continue 7.09am Opposition calls for removal of Iranian ambassador who praised slain Hezbollah• Объект организация » Организации по алфавиту » Организации на Хе » Хезболла leader 6.49am Anti-corruption• Борьба с коррупцией officers raid parliament 6.23am This morning’s headlines Hide key posts Posts area Latest 1 of 2 Oldest Latest posts Latest posts 10.19am Faced with a potential independent challenger, Dutton says Teals are ‘as far left as the Greens’ By Josefine Ganko Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has claimed the Teals are as “far left as the Greens”, as he prepares to defend his seat from a community group’s plans to back an independent candidate in his Queensland• Австралия » Административное деление Австралии » Штаты Австралии » Квинсленд electorate of Dickson. Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton joined Queensland• Австралия » Административное деление Австралии » Штаты Австралии » Квинсленд LNP leader David Crisafulli for a press conference in Brisbane• Австралия » Административное деление Австралии » Штаты Австралии » Квинсленд » Брисбен. Credit: Cameron Atfield Speaking in Brisbane• Австралия » Административное деление Австралии » Штаты Австралии » Квинсленд » Брисбен, Dutton was asked if he was worried about running against a Teal candidate, to which he said those wanting “instability” should consider voting for an independent candidate. “As we have seen in this Parliament, [the teals] vote 70, 80 per cent of the time with the Greens and Labor. They are in many cases as far left as the Greens,” Dutton said. “So if you want instability and you want a minority Albanese Government, which would be - it’s hard to believe but - even worse and more unstable than the Albanese Government, than the Teals is something you may consider.” 9.46am Dutton joins QLD campaign trail, says there is ‘despondency’ over ‘tired’ labor government By Josefine Ganko Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is in Brisbane• Австралия » Административное деление Австралии » Штаты Австралии » Квинсленд » Брисбен this morning, as he joins the campaign trail in support of Queensland• Австралия » Административное деление Австралии » Штаты Австралии » Квинсленд LNP leader David Crisafulli’s election bid. Dutton spoke at a press conference after last night’s leaders debate, where Crisafulli promised to step down as leader if he failed to lower crime victim numbers after a full term as premier. Speaking from a triage service for domestic violence victims, Dutton reflected on his experience as a police officer responding to domestic violence incidents. It’s a long time ago since I was a police officer, but I can tell you the scenes of attending violence domestics still stay with me and I think for every police officer, the reality is when you walk into a violent situation, kids screaming, blood, the anger, the - the environment is something that no family should ever go through, but sadly so many do.” Dutton then praised Crisafulli’s debate performance: I also want to say last night, David, if I might, I watched the debate like many Queenslanders and I thought you did an amazing job. I really did. I think there is a despondency out in the community that this Government is just so tired and we want to make sure that our country can be the best it can be and that our state can be the best it can be. I think you demonstrated last night that you have the capacity, the ability, the drive, and the vision for our state and I think that’s what all Queenslanders are yearning for at the moment.” 9.00am ‘It’s been a funny old week’: Tony Armstrong farewells ABC News Breakfast By Nell Geraets Television presenter Tony Armstrong has wrapped up his final appearance on ABC’s News Breakfast , after announcing his departure from the national broadcaster’s flagship morning show last week. “I’m just very thankful to everyone who watches, and everyone who said such nice things to me across the course of this week particularly. It’s been a funny old week. But yeah, people have been really, really nice to me,” he said earlier this morning on air. Dylan Alcott joined ABC News Breakfast to farewell Armstrong, who was presented with a colourful cake. Credit: ABC News Breakfast In response, News Breakfast co-host Michael Rowland asked whether “the nicer people outweigh the horrible people”, to which Armstrong said, “of course”. The Gold Logie nominee is leaving the program after three years as it’s sports reporter. On Monday, he was criticised on ABC’s Media Watch for voicing a commercial for NRMA insurance. Since then, he has received a deluge of racist abuse on social media• Коммуникации » Интернет-коммуникации » Интернет-сообщество » Социальные сети and in comments on news sites. Loading This abuse occurred the same week the ABC released a report on racism at the broadcaster, which included accounts of staff being subjected to public attacks from social media• Коммуникации » Интернет-коммуникации » Интернет-сообщество » Социальные сети, individuals, and other news media. Despite the trolling he has experienced over the past week, Armstrong thanked the show’s team, as well as its viewers. He went on to say being on the show has meant he can now “leave on his own terms into whatever is next. I don’t really know exactly what it is yet”. In announcing his departure from the show last month, the broadcaster said Armstrong would host a new ABC show screening in 2025 to be announced later this year. As the program wrapped up, Tennis great and former Australian of the year Dylan Alcott joined the hosts to farewell Armstrong, who teared up as Alcott paid tribute. “People know him as this funny, charming, incredible at his job, but he’s a beautiful person, and I’m very lucky to have him as a friend,” Alcott said. “The reason he got nominated for a Gold Logie and is dominating this is not because he is a champion football player, not because he is Indigenous, but because he is very good at what he does, at his job.” Advertisement 8.43am Sussan Ley calls for protest leader to be ‘put on the first flight back to Iran• Иран’ By Josefine Ganko Deputy Opposition Leader Sussan Ley says an Iranian national identified as a protester who carried a Hezbollah• Объект организация » Организации по алфавиту » Организации на Хе » Хезболла flag at the rally in Melbourne on Sunday should be “put on the first flight back to Iran• Иран”. The Australian reported that a Melbourne-based Iranian national was one of the leaders of the protest and that he had previously called Australia a “pathetic tyrannical terrorist regime”. Asked about the report on Seven’s Sunrise , Ley called the man a “hideous individual”. Deputy Opposition Leader Sussan Ley. Credit: Alex Ellinghausen “This individual needs to be found. He needs to be detained, and he needs to be put on the first flight back to Iran• Иран. The comments he has made are reprehensible.” The man’s residency status in Australia is unclear. Also appearing on the Sunrise panel was Social Services Minister Amanda Rishworth, who defended the government’s laws on banning terrorist symbols. “In terms of our response, we’ve been very clear and we actually brought in laws last year that made it very clear that by demonstrating hate symbols which, of course, terrorist organisations promote hate and glorifying a terrorist organisation is a crime,” Rishworth said. “In terms of response to any individuals, the AFP, of course, and other police organisations will be investigating. That’s really important. I have confidence in our law enforcement agencies.” Rishworth said she agreed that visa holders should be under more scrutiny to ensure they are abiding by Australian laws. 8.27am Police forces unite in rare joint-statement to call for calm ahead of weekend protests By Olivia Ireland Australia’s police forces have issued a joint statement emphasising federal laws against displaying terror banners and urging protesters to be peaceful ahead of planned rallies on the weekend. Loading NSW demonstrators will proceed with a protest on Sunday and a vigil on October 7 but scrapped a planned protest for the day of the anniversary in a settlement with police, while rallies in Melbourne will go ahead on Sunday as planned despite calls from leaders to avoid inflating unrest. In a joint media release from NSW Police, NT Police, Queensland• Австралия » Административное деление Австралии » Штаты Австралии » Квинсленд Police, South Australia Police, Victoria• Австралия » Административное деление Австралии » Штаты Австралии » Виктория (Австралия) Police, WA Police, Tasmania Police and the AFP, the forces stated police respect the right to peacefully protest however there will be “no tolerance for illegal behaviour or violence on any day of the year”. In Australia, there are offences that prohibit behaviour that incites or advocates violence or hatred based on race and religion, including the display of prohibited symbols in public under these circumstances. It is also a serious offence to counsel, promote, encourage, urge, instruct or praise terrorism.” The statement added there is a range of state and commonwealth legislation that police can use to uphold community safety and social cohesion: Law enforcement agencies across Australia work together to share information, intelligence and evidence relating to criminal activity. Police are lock-step in keeping Australians safe, and continue to work with all Australians, visitors, stakeholders, community leaders and leaders of faith to ensure Australian laws are understood. Police are planning and preparing for upcoming protests in some states and territories.” 8.03am Dutton and Shorten repeat call on protesters not to rally on October 7 By Olivia Ireland Opposition Leader Peter Dutton and NDIS Minister Bill Shorten have called for pro-Palestine• Палестина rallies not to proceed on the October 7 anniversary. Speaking on Nine’s Today program, Dutton repeated his call that no one should be protesting on the day when Hamas attacked Israeli• Израиль civilians. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton and NDIS Minister Bill Shorten. Credit: Alex Ellinghausen “This is the biggest loss of Jewish life since the Holocaust and that’s what October 7 is, so it’s the anniversary of the terrorist attack in the kibbutzes and where people were slaughtered in the Nova music festival• Музыка » Музыкальные мероприятия » Музыкальные фестивали • Форумы, конференции » Фестивали » Культурные фестивали » Музыкальные фестивали,” Dutton said. “I think there are people within the community, leaders so-called within the community, who should show greater sensitivity and there are other dates that they can commemorate.” Loading Shorten backed Dutton’s sentiments, saying October 7 was a massacre of Israelis. “If you really think that Hamas was right, I do not understand how you think, I do not understand how people would want to celebrate Hamas’ actions,” Shorten said. “I think most Australians don’t want to see these arguments from overseas coming to these shores. They certainly expect it to be peaceful, I’ll just say to any protesters, if you think somehow you’re convincing or changing anyone’s mind, think again.” Advertisement 7.51am Diplomatic ties with Iran• Иран necessary to pursue national interests: Labor minister By Josefine Ganko Social Services Minister Amanda Rishworth says Australia’s diplomatic relationship with Iran• Иран is about pursuing national interests and is not an endorsement of the Iranian regime. The government is facing calls from the opposition to expel Iran• Иран’s top diplomat in Australia, Ahmad Sadeghi, over his latest controversial social media• Коммуникации » Интернет-коммуникации » Интернет-сообщество » Социальные сети posts that praised slain Hezbollah• Объект организация » Организации по алфавиту » Организации на Хе » Хезболла leader Hassan Nasrallah• Объект человек » Персоналии по алфавиту » Персоналии на на » Насралла, Хасан as a “blessed martyr”. Rishworth echoed a spokesperson for Foreign Minister Penny Wong, who told The Australian that the government condemns Sadeghi’s comments. Iran• Иран’s ambassador to Australia, Ahmad Sadeghi. Credit: Rohan Thomson “I do clearly condemn the comments of the Iranian ambassador. I have to say that they are completely abhorrent comments,” Rishworth told Seven’s Sunrise. “Any government that has kept those diplomatic relationships it is clear it is not an endorsement of the regime. It is about pursuing our national interests.” Rishworth said keeping diplomatic channels with Iran• Иран open was necessary, “particularly around urging de-escalation” in the conflict in the Middle East, while deferring a decision on expelling Sadeghi to Penny Wong. Meanwhile, Deputy Opposition Leader Sussan Ley, who appeared alongside Rishworth on Sunrise said the government’s approach was “not the way we should handle this”. “The ambassador has made awful comments and should be held accountable for them. It’s important that we have diplomatic relations with many countries. But those comments don’t sound very diplomatic to me.” Ley said. “This individual should be called in. He should have his credentials removed and she should be sent home. It is a test for the foreign minister, and it is a test for the prime minister• Объект организация » Организации по алфавиту » Организации на Пр » Правительство Австралии » Премьер-министр Австралии • Австралия » Государственное устройство Австралии » Правительство Австралии » Премьер-министр Австралии • Государство » Государственное устройство Австралии » Правительство Австралии » Премьер-министр Австралии.” 7.20am Lebanon• Ливан repatriation flights undersubscribed as evacuation pleas continue By Olivia Ireland Assistant Foreign Minister Tim Watts says there are 2338 Australians who want to leave Lebanon• Ливан as the government works to get them out of the region• Палестина, with “plenty of vacant seats” on the scheduled repatriation flights. Speaking on ABC News Breakfast, Watt said the government has been preparing for some time to assist Australians out of Lebanon• Ливан as he urges people to take the repatriation flights: We’ve obviously been preparing for this situation for some time. Recommending that Australians do not travel, saying please leave now to any Australians in Lebanon• Ливан, Beirut• Ливан » Население Ливана » Населенные Пункты Ливана » Города Ливана » Бейрут Airport is still open, there have been commercial options available. As those commercial options have become more constrained, we’ve intervened to help access seats for Australians wanting to leave. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday of this week, there were seats on flights facilitated by the Australian government for people who want to leave. Overnight, 41 Australians were on flights, plenty of vacant seats available for Australians who want them. On the weekend, 500 seats are available on flights to Cyprus, we have registered at the moment, 2338 Australians who want to leave and we’ll anticipate contacting them and working with them to facilitate their departure.” Asked if he was disappointed there were a lot of empty seats on planes, Watts acknowledged the challenge it would be for people to leave their home. “I would say, as someone who represents a big Lebanese Australian community, I do have empathy. People have entrenched lives in the community. They live there with their elderly family and businesses and properties, so it is understandable,” he said. “This is a heart-wrenching decision to leave, but our advice is – don’t think twice about it, now is the time• Музыка » Музыкальные произведения » Музыкальный альбом » Альбомы Аланис Мориссетт » Now Is the Time to leave.” Clarification: Tim Watts told ABC News Breakfast that 238 Australians had registered their wish to leave Lebanon• Ливан. In a statement, his office confirmed he misspoke, and the correct number is 2338. 7.09am Opposition calls for removal of Iranian ambassador who praised slain Hezbollah• Объект организация » Организации по алфавиту » Организации на Хе » Хезболла leader By Josefine Ganko The federal opposition has called for Iran• Иран’s ambassador to Australia to be expelled after he posted to social media• Коммуникации » Интернет-коммуникации » Интернет-сообщество » Социальные сети calling slain Hezbollah• Объект организация » Организации по алфавиту » Организации на Хе » Хезболла chief Hassan Nasrallah• Объект человек » Персоналии по алфавиту » Персоналии на на » Насралла, Хасан a “remarkable leader”, according to reports in The Australian. On Sunday, Iran• Иран’s top diplomat in Australia, Ahmad Sadeghi, called Nasrallah a “blessed martyr” who had a “dignified path to heaven”, in a post to the platform X, formerly Twitter• Коммуникации » Интернет-коммуникации » Интернет-сообщество » Социальные сети » Х (Twitter). It’s not the first time Sadeghi has been scrutinised for his social media• Коммуникации » Интернет-коммуникации » Интернет-сообщество » Социальные сети activity. In posts to X in August, Sadeghi called Israel• Израиль a “Zionist plague” and described Hamas’ commitment to the “wiping out” of Israel• Израиль by 2027 as a “heavenly and divine promise”. Iran• Иран’s ambassador to Australia, Ahmad Sadeghi, previously said he supported the “wiping out” of Israel• Израиль. Credit: Rohan Thomson Opposition foreign affairs spokesperson Simon Birmingham called for Sadeghi to be expelled from Australia. “All previous ‘talkings to’ by the Albanese government have been woefully ineffective,” Birmingham said. “The time for nice chats is over and the time for Anthony Albanese• Объект человек » Персоналии по алфавиту » Персоналии на Ал » Албаниз, Энтони and Penny Wong to show leadership by declaring the Iranian ambassador persona non grata• Политика » Геополитика » Международные отношения » Международное право » Дипломатическое право » Персона нон грата is now.” Loading Foreign Minister Penny Wong didn’t comment on whether she would move to expel the ambassador, but in a statement, a spokesperson said the government “condemns the comments”. “The Prime Minister• Объект организация » Организации по алфавиту » Организации на Пр » Правительство Австралии » Премьер-министр Австралии • Австралия » Государственное устройство Австралии » Правительство Австралии » Премьер-министр Австралии • Государство » Государственное устройство Австралии » Правительство Австралии » Премьер-министр Австралии and Foreign Minister have made clear that the government condemns any support for terrorist organisations such as Hezbollah• Объект организация » Организации по алфавиту » Организации на Хе » Хезболла.” Wong’s spokesperson said that the presence of an Iranian ambassador in Australia since 1968 had “never been an endorsement of the regime”. “It is a channel to protect Australia’s interests and to communicate the views of Australia and our close partners.” Advertisement 6.49am Anti-corruption• Борьба с коррупцией officers raid parliament By Nick Bonyhady Corruption• Борьба с коррупцией commission officers raided Parliament House in Canberra on Thursday as part of an ongoing investigation targeting a subject that has not been made public. A media officer for the National Anti-Corruption• Борьба с коррупцией Commission said in an emailed statement that its officers were in the building on Thursday. “The commission can confirm it carried out operational activity today at Parliament House,” the officer said on Thursday evening. NACC confirmed the Parliament House raids were not connected to a current or former parliamentarian. Credit: Phil Morley “This was in relation to an ongoing investigation.” “The commission can confirm that the investigation does not relate to a current or former parliamentarian. “As the matter is ongoing, we will not be making further comment, as to do so may compromise operational activities or unfairly impact reputations,” the officer said. As well as MPs, the commission can investigate their staff, public servants and government contractors. The Parliamentary Library estimates about 5000 people work in Parliament House during peak periods. The commission began operating last year. It currently has 32 preliminary investigations and 29 corruption• Борьба с коррупцией investigations underway, with six cases before courts. Latest 1 of 2 Oldest Latest Oldest Most Viewed in National Loading Advertisement Back to top The Sydney Morning Herald

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