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Hot records set in western qld on Thursday as sun hits 60 C

Record high of 77km achieved on Monday on the Arundel to Cabramatta route, breaking a record of 81.7km set on Oct 13 2010

There are now eight kilometres of track remaining in Sydney, including the top of the Sydney Skyline

A new Australian record of 81.7km was recorded after sunrise on the Arundel to Cabramatta circuit during a day of blistering sun across northern NSW.

The previous record of 79.7km was set on Oct 12, 2010.

On Thursday morning, the sun hit 63.8°C (134.2°F), breaking a record of 63.8°C (137.7°F), set on Oct 12, 2013.

It was the first time in Australian Tour history that the total track surface had reached a record high above 60 C and the first time a record peak had been set.

The sun set over the Arundel to Cabramatta Circuit at midday on Friday.

This is the first time that an Australian's total track surface reached this level, and the first time that an Australian's track surface reached such a high over the course of the morning.

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It is the first time that an Australian's total track surface has reached this level and the first time that an Australian's track surface has reached such a high over the course of the morning

As the sun set over the Arundel to Cabramatta Circuit at midday on Friday, a group of riders had gathered around the top of the Skyline, which overlooks Sydney's Arundel beachfront

The sun sets over Sydney and Cabramatta during morning sun as the average track temperature over the day hit 59.6°C on Thursday.

In total, an additional 14 kilometres of the Arundel to Cabramatta circuit - one more than the previous record - were covered by the sun.

The average track temperature for the day was 63.8°C (134.2°F), breaking a record of 63.8°C (137.7°F), set on Oct 13, 2010.

The day was also the hottest of the week on the track with temperatures at the top of the Skyline reaching 59.6°C, breaking the record of 58.2°C set a day earlier on Oct 12, 2010.

The average track temperature reached 59.6°C (134.2°F) breaking a record of 58.2°C set a day earlier on Oct 12, 2010. Track surface was on average 60.0°C (160.1°
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Police arrest bikies over kidnapping, sexual violence, and murder

In a report presented to the state parliament on Tuesday, Justice Department officials accused the motorcycle gang known as the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF) of kidnapping women and forcing them to marry.

This is in addition to recent kidnappings from families suspected of drug trafficking. The report said BIFF has been implicated in dozens of rape cases and in the murder of seven men. The agency has also accused BIFF members of murder cases.

The report recommended an end to a law that allows men to marry women who have surrendered to them. BIFF has not provided evidence for its assertions.

"In its efforts to protect the public, law enforcement is working with BIFF's criminal elements to pursue those who commit crimes under the guise of protection." Justice Department Secretary-General Paulo Gimeno told reporters outside the parliamentary building.

Criminalization

The BIFF has become a significant political threat to authorities in Mindanao after the recent political upheavals. While the government has managed to contain the BIFF militarily, members have become emboldened to go on the run, a tactic that has led to multiple incidents involving people trying to escape.

In one recent incident, people wearing suicide vests and carrying weapons took refuge in a house in Quezon City, Quezon Province, after being attacked by BIFF members. The BIFF later surrendered to police.

Meanwhile, the BIFF has been engaged in a string of crimes, including kidnapping and rape, against women, the State's attorney general's office said in the report. It also released videos and screenshots of men admitting to raping, taking money from, and attacking the victims.

More than 120 cases of forced marriage and sexual violence, and several cases of murder have been identified under the anti-insurgency law.

The government has also cracked down on the BIFF in response to human rights abuses and crime. One local BIFF chief, a former governor, and a police officer have been arrested and charged in connection with alleged murders. Others, including at least two suspected members of BIFF, are under investigation.

A senior federal police official has been killed in the line of duty. It is not clear who or what might be behind the death, and officials have not stated whether the death is linked to last week's protests.

(FRANCE 24 with AFP)

Date created : 2016-11-03