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A white car has struck a cyclist and a pedestrian outside Melbourne’s St Paul’s Cathedral in a peak hour hit-run incident.
The car, which did not have a number plate, stopped briefly before driving off. Police are now hunting for the driver.
A witness said the car had run a red light at the intersection of Swanston and Flinders streets before hitting the two men about 6.30pm.
An ambulance is at the scene and preparing to take one of the victims to hospital. Police confirmed the men are being treated for non-life threatening injuries.
A large number of police have closed at least one lane near the busy intersection.
Trams along Flinders Street are also being impacted.
Source: White car in double hit-run outside St Paul’s Cathedral
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The strongest cold weather system of the season is about to hit Australia’s southeast bringing arctic winds, icy rain and up to 40cm of snow.
A series of slow-moving cold fronts will bring thunderstorms and gale force winds to multiple states and territories including much of NSW and Victoria over the coming three days.
‘This is the strongest winter system we’ve seen so far this season,’ Weatherzone meteorologist Rob Sharpe told Nine News.
A severe weather warning has been issued for Adelaide (pictured), Mount Gambier and Murray Bridge
A severe weather warning was issued for Adelaide, Mount Gambier and Murray Bridge, but showers and gusty winds were also likely to spread across much of NSW, Victoria, the ACT and Tasmania on Monday through until Wednesday.
Weatherzone meteorologist Ben Domensino said a large pool of cold air would wrap around the alps bringing freezing temperatures and ‘some of the best snow so far this season’ 20-40cm of snow.
The majority of the snow will fall on Tuesday, Mr Domensino said.
The landslide from a mountain engulfed the village of Xinmo around 6:00am (local time), burying 46 homes in the remote mountainous area of north Sichuan province, near the region of Tibet.
President Xi Jinping urged on the rescue effort, but state broadcaster CCTV reported that by midday the only people rescued were a couple and their two-month-old baby.
Xinhua said the estimated number of missing was provided by local authorities.
The landslide also blocked a two-kilometre section of a river.
Wang Yongbo, a local rescue official, told state broadcaster CCTV that an estimated 3 million cubic metres of earth and rock had slid down the mountain.
A teenager has been rushed to hospital after she was hit by a four-wheel-drive in Baldivis.
The 14-year-old had been crossing Safety Bay Road when she was struck near the Baldivis Road roundabout around 3pm.
The teen suffered serious head and facial injuries and was taken to Rockingham General Hospital.
As paramedics worked to stabilise the 14-year-old, traffic coming off the Kwinana Freeway was unable to turn onto Safety Bay Road, causing motorists to bank back southbound.
Traffic is currently at a standstill for more than 6km from the Safety Bay Road exit to Mortimer Road for those trying to head south.
Emergency crews have also attended a serious crash north of Myalup on Friday afternoon.
According to police, a car crashed into a power pole on Lake Preston Road shortly before 4pm.
Source: Crash brings Kwinana Fwy to standstill | Perth Now
The Immigration Department has contradicted its earlier version of what happened during a shooting on Manus Island on Good Friday, revealing that nine people were injured as “many” shots were fired into the refugee compound by PNG defence force personnel.
A statement from the department originally said a weapon was fired into the air and no-one was injured.
But department secretary Mike Pezzullo corrected that today, telling a Senate Estimates hearing “it appears that the number of weapons deployed was greater than one”.
“Some shots — quite a number it seems — were fired laterally into the compound,” he said.
“Many more shots were fired.
“It was an unacceptable — from our point of view — breakdown in the discipline of the relevant personnel who went to their accommodation accessed those weapons and fired those rounds.”
He stressed to the committee that the original statement was based on the information available at the time.
Border Force Assistant Commissioner Kingsley Woodford-Smith told the Senate committee nine people were injured, none seriously.
He said five were service providers, one was a PNG Defence Force Officer, another was employed by the Immigration Department and two were asylum seekers living in the compound.
Johnson tested positive after the November 13 match against New Zealand. The game came shortly after he was re-signed by the club after originally being dumped earlier in the season.
He was sacked again in December and replaced by Grand Final MVP Bryce Cotton.
Johnson has been suspended for three months, backdated to March 24.
The Wildcats said they were disappointed by the news.
“It is disappointing to be advised that Jaron Johnson tested positive to cannabis during his brief time in the NBL,” the club said in a statement. “The Perth Wildcats take a tough stance on all such indiscretions.”
The recall affects 4450 Ford Kuga SUVs and 400 Fiesta ST hatchbacks — both powered by the same 1.6-litre turbo petrol engine.
A statement from Ford says it has “identified a risk of under-hood fires” and is “aware of seven reports of fire associated with this issue in Australia (although) no injuries have been reported”.
Ford Australia identified six reports of fires in Ford Kuga SUVs starting from October 2016 but after “an exhaustive investigation” confirmed a fire in December 2015 was related to the same fault.
When asked why it took 15 months to issue a recall, Ford Australia said: “We take the safety of our customers very seriously. Our decisions are driven by the data available. When the data indicates a safety recall is needed, we move quickly.”
Source: Ford Australia recalls the Kuga SUV after fires under bonnet | Perth Now
