澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2012-09-04(在线收听

 Another row is brewing between around the federal government and the states, this time over school funding. Julia Gillard wants to give schools an extra 6.5 billion dollars a year. The premiers are concerned they'll be asked foot a large portion of the bill.

 
Federal Environment Minister says he can't block an international supertrawler from fishing in Australian waters. Tony Burke says he doesn't have the legal power to stop the Margiris, but he can put strict conditions on its operations. Seafish Tasmania is now looking at basing the ship in Brisbane.
 
There is concerns about the welfare of thousands of sheep from Australian that are trapped on two ships in the middle east. Bahrain and Kuwait are refusing to allow the ship to unload. Ihe department of agricultural says the sheep are infected with scabby mouth.
 
The ongoing dispute at a building site in central Melbourne is heading back to court, Grocon has rejected a union offer to drop a 14-day limit on negotiations and return to talks, the union has been blockading the site in breach of a court order.
 
A South African court has freed about 55 miners arrested after violence clashes at a platinum mine. The prosecution has provisionally dropped murder charges against 270 striking miners. Thirty four miners were killed by police during a strike two weeks ago.
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