内容摘要：Like most of the residents of Nir Oz, the couple is living in temporary housing, a development of new apartment buildings about an hour northeast.

Like most of the residents of Nir Oz, the couple is living in temporary housing, a development of new apartment buildings about an hour northeast.

The protests come during a heightened political atmosphere ahead of general elections onin which Indigenous rights are a campaign issue.

April 25, 1915 was the day when the newly-formed Australia and New Zealand Army Corps landed on the beaches of, in northwest Turkey, in an ill-fated campaign that was the soldiers’ first combat of World War I.It is considered Australia’s most unifying national holiday and a sacred day when political point-scoring and protest are generally avoided.

A group of hecklers includingbooed and jeered during a dawn service at the Shrine of Remembrance in Melbourne where 50,000 gathered.

In Perth, a lone man yelled briefly during a dawn service at Kings Park before the 25,000 people who surrounded him persuaded him to stay silent, a police statement said. The man left soon after.

The disruptions were triggered in both cities by the so-called Welcome to Country ceremony, which is held at the outset of many Australian public events in which Indigenous leaders welcome visitors to their traditional land.across Australia, the first providing electricity in 2035.

The government argues Australia‘s existing coal and gas-fired generators won’t last long enough to meet the nation’s needs until nuclear power arrives. It plans to have 82% of Australia’s energy grid powered by renewables by 2030.The opposition argues the government’s policy of replacing coal and gas with renewable energy sources including wind turbines and solar cells is unachievable, and would reduce investment in clean energy technologies.

The opposition would rely on more gas to generate electricity until atomic power was established. It would not set a new target for 2030 before the election.Trade and diplomatic relations between Australia and China plunged to new depths in 2020 after the previous conservative Australian government demanded an international inquiry into the origins of and responses to the COVID-19 pandemic.