As you can see on the photo, a monster crocodile which is 6.5 m large was killed by the locals in a remote Northern Territory Aborigine in Australia. The crocodile was killed because it was killing the local’s cows and bulls. The locals said that there were three huge crocodiles at their place but only one of them is still out there. WOW!!! It is really huge...Im wondering how Malaysian's crocodiles look like??? *0*
Michael Benson, a passionate footballer was killed when he stepped out from behind a bus into the lane of a car. His teammates will gather this week to honor him. He was on his way home from school on Monday. He was struck by a car that was approaching him. His teammate who saw the accident offered counseling. The school principal, Mary Asikas said Bensin was a very kind boy, likeable and well-manned child. She said Benson was absolutely followed the school rules and regulations. Many people who were closed to him understandably very upset to the lost. Noarlunga Football Club president, Terry Finland said they were planning to honor him this coming weekend. His friend who saw the accident, Sam Crump said he often saw cars fail to spot bus passengers as they left the bus. It means that the car driver did not follow the road rules and regulations. To see the full news, click on the link above.
Australia Bureau of Statistics has released the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) last week. They claimed that the cost of living of Australian had risen 3.1% last year. Hence, most families are believe cannot pay the regular bills as cost of living now has increased. It is because the prices of electricity have risen 18% from last year while prices of gas also have risen 10%. Other components of CPI also have shown increasing trend such as childcare and health costs. However, some parts of CPI shown decreasing trend such as in prices of computers, TVs and holidays. On the other hand, AMP chief economist Shane Oliver said most people would not feel the real cost of living until CPI increases to 5-6% a year which double the official inflation rate. Meanwhile, University of Canberra lecturer McAuley said that CPI needed to be reviewed nationwide which means it has to reflect the price changes in rural area and regional areas. The Reserve Bank of Australia said the components of CPI were not being updated often enough to reflect the current household spending. To view the full news, click on the link above.
Benjamin Tobitt has been suspended from a jail term. However, he has to seek for counseling. Tobitt pleaded guilty for his five offences. He stalked women and assaulted them. The first case happened on February. He attacked a woman in Rundle St car park and he firmly pinched her at the bottom. The other four cases happened on 21 March. He terrorized women at bus stop and car park. Then, he followed the women and molested them. He said in the court that he has no memory about those cases. His lawyer added that Tobitt was drunk during that time and sexual is not the main interest for Tobitt. Magistrate Alfio Grasso has suspended the jail, but he asked Tobitt to seek for counseling. Tobitt has agreed to seek for treatment, and he promised to change himself. To view the full news, click on the link above.
