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Missing commonwealth games athletes still on run as visas expire

Missing commonwealth games athletes still on run as visas expire

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Australia’s Olympic champions, runn진주출장마사지ing, sailing and rowing are all still on the run after an indefinite visa expired for them.

Athletic Minister Michaelia Cash had earlier said the athletes would stay in Australia until they could be eligible to play for the USA in Rio.

But on Thursday (local time), it emerged visas for Olympic champions Michael Phelps and Jack Conger were no longer valid and had been cancelled.

The rowers – who won bronze at last year’s Games in London – were supposed to have been eligible for a visa that would allow them to compete in the Olympics after the Rio games conclude next year.

This left them without a chance to return home and many were not able to return home for the Olympic team’s road trip to the United States.

The rowers had initially been set to be able to바카라 사이트 apply for a visa in October last year.

Ms Cash said the athletes were not entitled to a work permit until June 1 and a new visa had been granted to allow them to play for the United States.

“For a period of at least이천출장마사지 six months they have an immediate right to come and represent Australia.

“They’ll have the privilege to do so at the Olympic Games starting this October.”

But the rowers’ future without a visa has raised concerns over how the Games are going to run and whether Australia is doing enough to help them.

The athletes have said they are not leaving Australia to come to the USA to compete but they had hoped to have the privilege to travel to Rio with their own teams.

Topics: olympics-summer, sports, sport, australia

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Two suspicious fires flare as sa braces for severe heatwave

Two suspicious fires flare as sa braces for severe heatwave

Police in 온 카지노California have said they have recovered 11 bodies following a series of fires that erupted in residential buildings in Santa Clarita over the weekend.

The fire at a Santa Clarita home on Friday, which was reported by residents who had spent Christmas with their children, sparked four alarms early on Sunday.

A spokesman for the Santa Clarita Fire Department, William McEntee, said on Sunday morning the fire caused an estimated $5,000 in damage.

The Santa Clarita Fire Department confirmed the blaze caused an estimated $5,000 in damage to homes in the area of 세종출장안마 세종출장마사지the home. Picture: Google Earth

However, officials said it had contained without loss and had left some residents without electricity.

“The community, which is a great example of how to do things right, managed to get this down quickly and safely,” said Lt John Dela Cruz, with Santa Clarita Fire Department.

“I have no doubt what happened in the house this afternoon will lead to a lot of questions – which ones will we know?”

Witnesses told NBC News that around 8.40pm (local time) on Saturday, their three-bedroom home in the upscale suburb of San Pedro, which is within walking distance of downtown Los Angeles, had caught fire.

Witnesses said that around 8.40pm (local time) on Saturday, their three-bedroom온카지노 home in the upscale suburb of San Pedro, which is within walking distance of downtown Los Angeles, had caught fire. Video: KGW-TV – San Pedro, CA

A fire chief who investigated the fire told the Santa Clarita Bulletin that the cause was not yet known. However, there had been reports of heat and smoke in the area.

Residents were evacuated but police warned the area to remain closed.

The city declared a state of emergency at about 8.45pm (local time) on Sunday in the area, which is in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. The fire spread fast in the area, forcing many residents to flee.

There were reports of wind and humidity in the area.

Image copyright AP Image caption The fire destroyed multiple cars in a residential area of Santa Clarita on Saturday, while others were left without power in an area north of San Pedro

Image copyright EPA Image caption An evacuation order has been put in place in several parts of the city

Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Some residents did not stay in their homes due to fear of anothe