Two more Australians found safe in Nepal

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1:04This is Gabriella Power with your news 24 update. Treasure O'Gym Charmer says two more Australians have been found safe in Nepal. He told the ABC earlier this morning and it's understood the two citizens were previously uncontactable. It means the number of Australians missing has been revised to 36. The overall death toll from last week's disaster is above 1200. News 24 is seeking confirmation from department of foreign affairs and trade. The new South Wales government will today convene a roundtable aimed at addressing teen and age sexual assaults. Acting Premier and Education Minister Peru Kha will lead crisis talks alongside public Catholic and independent school leaders as well as experts and advocates. It's in the wake of two alleged assaults involving teenagers in August, one incident in Sydney's East and another in Sydney's Southwest. Pacific leaders are calling for 24 hours notice on all intercontinental ballistic missiles launched into the region. While a decision-making body is stopped short of

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