澳洲新闻 (ABC新闻快递) 2015-07-21（在线收听）

 Authorities are refusing to comment on the suspected asylum seeker boat that's been spotted off the Western Australian coast. The boat was found by an oil tanker about seventy kilometers offshore from Dampier. It's believed to be carrying Vietnamese asylum seekers, but authorities are refusing to provide any details about the vessel or its cargo. Federal Labor frontbencher Mark Butler says he'd welcome a review of entitlements as the controversy over tax payer fund trouble continues. The Speaker B. Bishop has agreed to repay thousands of dollars, in return for a chattered flat to a Liberal party fundraiser. Meanwhile, Bill Shawn's office has confirmed that he's spent thirteen hundred dollars of tax payers' money the day he attended the party fundraiser in 2013. Six people have been admitted to hospital after a salmonella outbreak in Melbourne hotle. The Health Deparment says thirty-four diners who had high tea at the Langham hotel on July 11th and 12th have fallen ill. It says the hotel has disinfected the kitchen and is helping officials to find the source of contamination. A woman has been found dead inside a house in Bendigo in central Victoria. It's believed that she's been assaulted, but the exact circumstances surrounding her death are still being investigated. A man was arrested at the scene. He's been questioned by police. Now a British comedian has interrupted the FIFA press conference on reforming the world football governing body. Actor Simon and Blatter came crash the event and threw fake money at outgoing president Blatter signing he was buying the 2026 World Cup for North Korea. Mr. Blatter announced new elections will be held in February to select another president. He said he won't stand for the election.