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Australia news live: body found in search for alleged Lake Cargelligo killer Julian Ingram
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A body found next to an abandoned ute 50km north-west of Lake Cargelligo is believed to be a gunman suspected of killing his pregnant former partner in remote New South Wales.
A large-scale manhunt for 37-year-old Julian Ingram has been under way since January when he allegedly shot Sophie Quinn, her new boyfriend and her aunt in Lake Cargelligo, about 450km west of Sydney.
Ingram was last seen driving a Ford Ranger ute with council signage from the town on 22 January.
The police said in a statement a short time ago that a manâs body, understood to be Ingram, was discovered beside an abandoned ute 50km north-west of Lake Cargelligo.
Hantavirus-hit cruise ship passengers to quarantine in Perth
Multiple people have died while on the hantavirus-hit ship, carrying 88 passengers and 61 crew. (Reuters/Dado Ruvic)
Australian passengers who were on board the hantavirus-hit cruise ship will be ordered to quarantine in Perth for at least three weeks, in what the federal government has declared a "precautionary approach" to keep the community safe.
Five Australians and one New Zealander will be transported to Western Australia on a government plane in the coming days and will be "immediately transferred" to a quarantine facility.
Federal Health Minister Mark Butler said "national quarantine arrangements" would be enacted to allow the federal government to take control off the states for quarantine and return arrangements.
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Hantavirus outbreak: Rescue flight on way to collect Australians from virus cruise ship MV Hondius
London/Tenerife: An Australian flight will arrive in the Canary Islands on Monday to rescue passengers from the cruise ship hit by a deadly hantavirus outbreak, after furious complaints that nations were not sending aircraft quickly enough to collect those on board.
The MV Hondius arrived at the port of Granadilla in Tenerife early on Sunday morning (Sunday afternoon AEST) amid huge concern on the islands about the spread of the disease that killed three people who had been on board.
Eight people no longer on the MV Hondius have fallen ill, according to the latest World Health Organisation tally, six of whom are confirmed to have contracted the virus.
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