Aussie Geologist Helps Rescue Men Stuck in Tunnel in Nepal

0:00A list-nuff production. Hey there, I'm Brett Thomas. An Australian has spoken of his involvement in rescuing two workers trapped underground in Nepal. As the desperate search continues for survivors of the devastating floods on the Tibet border, Aussie geologist Arnold Dick's told 7, he helped plan a daring escape for two men that meant the army had to blow up a boulder. It's given everyone a hope. Those men that you can see there have been in total darkness trapped underground now. Well, since before you were talking to me a week and half ago. It comes as Australian federal police send victim identification experts to Nepal. Housing affordability is hit a new record low, despite changes to property taxes. Data from the RIA group shows households on the median income can afford just 12% of homes sold in the last 12 months. The coalition and one nation will fight the government's proposal to opt out of social media algorithms next week.

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