Do they need more shade trees too?
Meanwhile in Perth WA...ho hum ...perfect one day perfect the next
See! ClimateChangeisReal. You might want to start reporting on it more often instead of being complicit by putting climatedeniers on.
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South Australia govt seeks to ban single-use plastics | Sky News AustraliaSouth Australia's Environment Minister has called for a ban on single-use plastics including coffee cups, straws, cutlery and shopping bags. \n\nA discussion paper has been released seeking public feedback on state-wide bans.\n\nIt floats the idea of extending a plastic shopping bag ban to thicker bags, while also altering South Australia's container deposit scheme. \n\n\n\n\n If your waste management is really in control then you won’t have to ban anything. So progressive that SA's progressive power policy shuts down recycling businesses due to rising power costs.
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Woman escapes house fire in Sydney's south west | Sky News AustraliaA woman has escaped without injury from a house fire in Sydney's south west. \n\nFirefighters were called to the property at Yagoona where they found the rear of the building on fire.\n\nThe woman was taken to hospital for observation but escaped without injury. \n\nPolice and fire crews are investigating the cause of the blaze. African gangs?
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Hopes a peace deal in South Sudan could hold: ICRC | Sky News AustraliaHundreds of thousands of South Sudanese people are reportedly too terrified to return home despite a ceasefire being agreed to last year. \n\nDespite achieving independence in 2011, the African nation has descended into conflict due to leadership instability over the past five years. \n\nSky News spoke with Francois Stamm, head of the International Committee of the Red Cross delegation in South Sudan, about their operations in the region, and what the mood is on the ground about a revitalised peace deal holding. \n Bring them to Melbourne. No one will notice. So they come here and terrorise us? I dont care what anyone says, they are not Australians and never will be regardless if they were born here. Boo hoo. We don't want them bringing the violence of their Homeland to Australia. Import 3rd world - become third world.
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Two charged over the murder of a man in Sydney's south-west | Sky News AustraliaPolice have charged two people over the murder of a man in Sydney’s south-west on Saturday. \n\nEmergency crews were called to a home in Sadleir, where they discovered a man's body inside. \n\nThe pair was refused bail to appear at Liverpool Local Court today.
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South Korea's Ministry of Defence deletes North Korea 'enemy' reference | Sky News AustraliaSouth Korea's Ministry of Defence has removed a reference to North Korea as an 'enemy' in it's latest white paper, in the latest example of warming relations between the two nations. \n\nPlans to 'take-out' the North Korean leadership in the event of a major conflict has also been removed from the biennial document.\n\nThe removal of these points offer renewed hopes that a possible permanent peace deal between North and South Korea is in the works. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Well done Mr Trump. Thank you Trump. “Thank you Trump” - come on Sky...you can say it 😡
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South Australia braces for second day of 'Code Red' heatwaveSouth Australia will continue to experience heatwave conditions with Premier Steven Marshall urging people to stay out of the sun as much as possible. 'Code Red' They're just getting desperate now.
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Australia set to swelter through heatwave, outback towns to top 45 degreesTemperatures are set to soar across Australia, with the mercury expected to exceed 45 degrees in parts of Victoria, South Australia and New South Wales. Yes it's summer ABC. Why are you surprized? Why don't they move the dates of the tournament?!? Every year these players deal with dangerous heat. So ridiculous More ClimatePorn from TheirABC. Remember them doing record breaking cold spells last winter? No, neither do I.
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Australians set to swelter as blistering heatwave rolls in | Sky News AustraliaAustralians are set to swelter this week as a nationwide heatwave intensifies. \n\nThe Bureau of Meteorology has forecast extreme heat for central Australia, South Australia and Victoria, with temperatures expected to soar past 40 degrees. \n\nMeteorologists have also told New South Wales residents to brace for severe heat conditions, with temperatures set to steadily rise over the course of the week. \n\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Omg the worlds coming to an end it’s summer in Australia
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Australians brace for week-long heatwave to grip the nation | Sky News AustraliaA week-long heatwave will grip the country this week with temperatures expected to soar into the high 40's. \n\nSevere heat conditions, which are expected to last until Thursday, have been forecast for New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Central Western Australia, and Tasmania. \n\nCanberra residents have also been warned to expect their most intense heatwave in five years, with four consecutive days forecast to reach 39 degrees.\n\nImage: News Corp Australia Yeah, called ‘Summer’ - happens every year.
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Temperatures to reach 47C as heatwave sweeps Australia | Sky News AustraliaAustralia has been told to brace for temperatures exceeding 47 degrees this week as a heatwave sweeps the country. \n\nSevere heat conditions, which are expected to last until Thursday, have been forecast for New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Central Western Australia, and Tasmania. \n\nAuthorities warn the rising temperatures combined with thunderstorms and strong winds may result in increased fire danger. \n\n\n\n\n\n BOM_NSW We are praying hard for electricity grid to hold out. My neighbours have not switched off their air conditioners. It's been running 36 hours non-stop now.
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