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Australia’s terrorism threat level remains at ‘medium’

3 MAY: Australia’s national terrorism threat level remains at medium in the wake of the killing of Osama bin Laden, Attorney-General Robert McClelland said late yesterday.

"This is a very significant development for global counter-terrorism efforts," he said in a statement.

"While significant, Australian security and intelligence agencies have advised it does not change the threat level in Australia."

Mr McClelland said the medium threat level meant a terrorist attack could occur.

"Australia has been the target of attacks abroad and attack planning in Australia has been thwarted by intelligence and law enforcement efforts.

"The Australian government and our security, intelligence and law enforcement agencies will continue to remain vigilant against terrorist threats."



 
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News in Brief for 22 May

GREEK CANCELLATIONS Europe low-fare carrier Ryanair has reportedly confirmed that it will cut 82 flights a week to the Greek holiday islands of Rhodes and Kos after local authorities allegedly failed to honour a joint summer marketing campaign with the airline.

STANSTED STRIKE Baggage handlers at London’s Stansted airport plan a series of strikes from this weekend after negotiations on shift changes broke down. The 150 workers are employed by Swissport, which handles baggage for Ryanair and a number of UK holiday airlines.

AIRLINE DENIES CUTS Air France-KLM denied plans to cut 5,000 jobs by 2015 through a voluntary redundancy plan, as reported by French daily Le Figaro. "For the moment there are absolutely no negotiations about possible job cuts, these are just rumours," a spokeswoman told reporters.

MEXICAN REVIVAL? Mexicana Airlines, which suspended flights for financial reasons in August 2010, may re-launch operations next month after Spanish hotel and air transport group Med Atlantica acquired 95% of the bankrupt carrier’s shares.

THAI SACKING The board of Thai Airways is reported to have sacked the airline’s chairman, with a spokesman saying he was "unable to work in unity with the strategy committee".