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Pilot's prophetic words one year before stabbing (opens the original)
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During a podcast interview uploaded just 11 months ago, Captain Smit Machchhar reflected on what would be needed "when things are going wrong" on a flight. Warning: This article contains graphic images. He said in an emergency, you would be "lucky" to have a doctor onboard but crew members "could save your life". "When things are going wrong, you need them [the cabin crew]." He told the host of the Bona-Fide Banter podcast that he had not had any emergency landings so far, saying "touch wood". B
Japan lifts interest rates to counter 'shocking' inflation (opens the original)
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The Bank of Japan today increased rates to 1.25 per cent, in a widely anticipated move to counter inflation. Inflation in Japan is currently sitting at close to 2 per cent. It comes on the back of a rate rise in June, which bumped rates up to 1 per cent. Japan was the country that inflation forgot. But after almost 30 years of 0 per cent interest rates, things are changing. The Bank of Japan today increased rates to 1.25 per cent in a widely anticipated move to counter inflation fuelled by high
Japan set to follow US rate hike - ABC listen (opens the original)
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Japan is the latest country looking to lift interest rates to curb inflation in the face of soaring energy costs, a day after the US Federal Reserve voted to increase rates there.The country had zero per cent interest rates for decades.In June its rates rose to one percent, a more than 30 year high, and another hike is widely expected today.The move is being closely scrutinized by Washington, which earlier helped prop up the country's depreciated currency. Featured: Yoshikawa San, Japanese shopp
Mass burial of flood victims in Nepal - ABC listen (opens the original)
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An analysis of satellite imagery shows there were early signs of the avalanche which caused devastating flash flooding in Nepal and Tibet. A mass burial service has been held in Kathmandu for victims of the disaster. Sunil BK, Indra Bahadur Pul, Shivhari and Sudip Mangrati are travelling around on motorbike in search of their missing friend Rajesh Khatri.(ABC News: Hamish Harty) Rachel Mealey: An analysis of satellite imagery shows there were early signs of the avalanche which caused devastating
A group's search to find a friend led them to a Nepal park with 'no rest' (opens the original)
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A seven-hour drive through winding mountain passages was the latest stretch of a six-day search for answers for these four friends. On two motorbikes, they have made their way to a city on the Narayani River. Its waters usually bring life to the Chitwan Valley in Nepal, but for the past week, it has brought death. Warning: This story contains images that some readers may find distressing. Bodies have been carried downstream from the catastrophic flooding on the border with Tibet. Dozens of Nepal
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