Australia news live: Anthony Albanese marks 25 years since September 11; aged care provider pays back thousands to residents
Summary
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese marked the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks in the United States, remembering the 2,977 victims, including 10 Australians. He honored the courage of first responders and the resilience of those affected by the tragedy.Key Facts
- The September 11 attacks killed 2,977 people in the US, including 10 Australians.
- The attacks occurred in New York, Washington DC, and Pennsylvania.
- Prime Minister Albanese acknowledged the grief of victims’ families and praised acts of courage and compassion during the attacks.
- The anniversary was a time to reflect on resilience following great loss.
- Australia remembers those killed, survivors, and those still affected today.
- Separately, Opal Healthcare repaid about $190,000 to nearly 350 aged care residents after charges were wrongly applied for basic services.
- New aged care standards were introduced in November to stop charging for free services, though these rules are guidelines, not laws.
- The Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission investigated after reports of improper charges and removal of services like TV and wifi when payments were not made.
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