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Senator Nash has told federal parliament she had received advice from the UK Home Office that she may be a British citizen.
Senator Nash said tonight she sought advice on Monday from the UK Home Office about her citizenship status.
A caseworker advised her she “was of the view” that she was a British citizen by descent through her Scottish-born father.
Like the dual nationality case of Barnaby Joyce, Senator Nash’s case will be referred to the High Court.
Senator Nash said based on the advice of the solicitor-general, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull had advised there is no need for her to step down as deputy Nationals leader or resign from cabinet.
The Senate would be asked to refer her case to the High Court when parliament returns on September 4.
Source: Dual Citizenship: Senator Fiona Nash reveals she UK-Australian | Perth Now
Heavy rainfall has led to severe flooding in much of southern China.
The Yangtze river and many of its tributaries have overflowed, damaging crops, destroying houses and forcing people to evacuate.
Source: Floods in China kill dozens – BBC News
The attack killed at least 80 people and injured more than 300. No group has yet claimed responsibility, but the Taliban has denied involvement. Source: Kabul attack: BBC workers among victims in Afghanistan suicide bombing | The Independent
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According to Digital Finance Analytics (DFA), 767,000 households were in mortgage stress in April, meaning they had little leeway in their finances, up from 669,000 the previous month.
Of those, it said 32,000 were in severe stress and unable to meet repayments with their current income.
It estimated almost 52,000 households were at risk of defaulting in the next year.
“It’s a concerning trend, and it’s a growing trend, and essentially there’s quite a smattering [of households under stress] across the country,” DFA’s principal Martin North told ABC Radio Melbourne.
“What’s significant about the research is it isn’t just in the usual suspects, in other words the mortgage belt, the battling areas you might expect.
“We’re seeing households in all sorts of different areas now experiencing quite some difficulty in just managing their mortgage repayments.”
Traditionally well-off suburbs like Hornsby in Sydney, Brighton in Melbourne and Mount Claremont in Perth were also seeing high levels of stress.
The data was drawn from household surveys conducted by DFA, data from the Reserve Bank, the Australian Bureau of Statistics and APRA.
Of the 20 postcodes with the most risk of default, the majority fell in WA, followed by Victoria and Queensland.
Mr North said in New South Wales mortgage stress was spread out in a number of different areas, compared to Victoria’s, which was more concentrated in its booming growth suburbs.
In those states, and around Brisbane, stress was related to flat incomes, big mortgages and rising costs of living exacerbated by investors.
“While the economic indicators are reasonably good in Victoria, if you actually look at real incomes, they are actually not great. The cost of living is growing faster in Victoria than elsewhere,” he said.
In NSW, high home values have pushed up repayments. Mr North also highlighted high childcare costs as a particular problem.
“In WA, we’ve got prices falling significantly and unemployment rising. It’s pretty scary what’s happening there,” he said.
In some parts of Queensland it’s a similar story to the west. Home values, employment and incomes are falling in the resource-heavy areas like Mackay and the Bowen Basin…
