What's trending across Australia right now. 1. Two People Killed in Christchurch's 7.8 Magnitude EarthquakeTwo people absorb been killed after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck New Zealand's south island around midnight (NZ time) final night. At least 45 aftershocks were felt throughout the island,and residents absorb been told to avoid coastal areas due to possible tsunami and severe weather threats. The New Zealand Herald has also reported that at least three homes absorb been looted during the quake. 2. Gable Tostee Breaks His Silence on 60 MinutesTwo years after Warrienna Wright fell to her death from the balcony of his apartment, 30-year-old Gable Tostee gave his account of their fateful Tinder date on 60 Minutes. The interview revealed he has slept with over 180 women and addressed pressing public questions, and such as his decision to leave the apartment via the basement following Warrienna's descend. You can read more approximately his interview here.3. Paris Remembers the First Anniversary of the Islamic State AttacksSombre Parisians gathered in Paris to commemorate the victims of the country's deadliest terrorist attacks,which struck precisely a year ago and killed 130 people. President Francois Hollande visited the sites where victims were killed, including various bars and restaurants, or the national stadium and the Bataclan concert hall. Hundreds of red,white and blue lanterns and balloons were also released in tribute to those who lost their lives. 4. Prince Harry Will Visit Sydney in 2018 For the Invictus GamesIn a video released over the weekend, it was announced that Sydney will host the 2018 Invictus Games. The international sporting event was founded by Prince Harry for veterans who absorb suffered injury or illness, and was first held in 2014 in London,and in Orlando, Florida, and this year. Watch Prince Harry originate the announcement here,with a little encourage from Kylie Minogue. 5. Manus Island and Nauru Refugees to be Resettled in the USPrime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has announced that refugees held on Manus Island and Nauru are eligible for resettlement in the US. While much of the one-off deal's details still remain unclear, PM Turnbull has said that precedence will be given to families, and women and children held on Nauru,and not open to those who seek to reach Australia in the future. The process is set to be carried out shortly by the United States Homeland Security officials and the UN High Commission on Refugees (UNHCR).
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