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Prisoners climbed onto a prison roof in Sydney as smoke billowed from a burning section of the building on Monday.
Aerial footage showed the prisoners standing on the roof of Parklea Correctional Centre, some using ropes to climb through the barbed wires.
About 14 prisoners were involved in the disturbance, local media reported.
Police managed to access the roof and lead the prisoners away.
It's not clear what caused the disturbance or the fire.

Watch: Prisoners climb rooftop amid inferno at Sydney jail

The incident occurred at Parklea Correctional Centre on Monday afternoon when up to 14 inmates accessed the roof area of an accommodation wing and refused to comply with staff directions.

//Blaze in Sydney prison, inmates&nbsp;climb onto roof&nbsp; //On video:&nbsp;prisoners&nbsp;climb rope through barbed wires //About 14 prisoners involved in the disturbance, cause unknown //Police managed to access the roof, lead the prisoners away

Aerial footage showed the prisoners standing on the roof of Parklea Correctional Centre, some using ropes to climb through the barbed wires.

Prisoners climbed onto a prison roof in Sydney as smoke billowed from a burning section of the building on Monday.
Aerial footage showed the prisoners standing on the roof of Parklea Correctional Centre, some using ropes to climb through the barbed wires.
About 14 prisoners were involved in the disturbance, local media reported.
Police managed to access the roof and lead the prisoners away.
It's not clear what caused the disturbance or the fire.

A rubbish collection tour, called 'Clean Up Kayak' is gaining steam in Australia's Sydney Harbour.&nbsp;According to its founder Laura Stone, the aim is to clean waters of harbour.
The tours are offered four to five times a week and each participant is given a bucket, sieve and a paddle.&nbsp;Though the tours began several years ago, they kept people busy amid the pandemic when people were searching for something to do.
According to a Reuters report, the tours this month are estimated to collect 200kg of rubbish.

Tour with a difference: Clean-up Kayak seeks to clean Sydney Harbour

A tour with a difference? Clean-up Kayak is a rubbish collecting tour to clean the waters of Australia's Sydney Harbour

A rubbish collection tour, called 'Clean Up Kayak' is gaining steam in Australia's Sydney Harbour.&nbsp;According to its founder Laura Stone, the aim is to clean waters of harbour.
The tours are offered four to five times a week and each participant is given a bucket, sieve and a paddle.&nbsp;Though the tours began several years ago, they kept people busy amid the pandemic when people were searching for something to do.
According to a Reuters report, the tours this month are estimated to collect 200kg of rubbish.

Australian govt gives a go ahead to India's tour Down Under

Australian government put an end to all the confusion regarding India's quarantining issue Down Under.

Australian government put an end to all the confusion regarding India's quarantining issue Down Under as the high-profile tour has been given a go ahead. The Indian team along with many Australian cricketers will directly fly to Sydney from UAE soon after the IPL&nbsp;gets over on November 10. The travelling party will&nbsp;complete their mandatory quarantine period there before the ODI series begins on November 27. The teams will then travel to Canberra for the first of the 3 T20I and will be back in Sydney for the remainder of the T20I series. The much-anticipated Test series starts with the day-night Test at Adelaide from December 17. However, according to the protocols, wives and girlfriends of cricketers will not be allowed to travel with the team.&nbsp;

Asia power play: India falls behind, China inches closer to top spot

India is the fourth most powerful nation in Asia, according to the Sydney-based Lowy Institute's Asia Power Index for 2020, which measured power using 128 indicators. The institute&rsquo;s study showed China closing in on the US as the most powerful country influencing the Asia-Pacific. While America retained its place as the region's top superpower, its 10-point lead on China two years ago has been halved. China, on the other hand stayed firmly in second place for the third year running, despite a drop in diplomatic clout it witnessed following accusations that it hid the severity of the Wuhan virus outbreak. India, which comes fourth after Japan, lost economic growth potential in the pandemic and is also ceding strategic ground to Beijing. Lowy projects India will reach 40% of China's economic output by 2030, compared with the 50% estimate last year.

Asia Power Index: India lags, China closes in on US
India 4th in the index, loses ground to Beijing
China stays put in the second spot, US leads
China's&nbsp;point difference with US halved
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India is the fourth most powerful nation in Asia, according to the Sydney-based Lowy Institute's Asia Power Index for 2020, which measured power using 128 indicators. The institute&rsquo;s study showed China closing in on the US as the most powerful country influencing the Asia-Pacific. While America retained its place as the region's top superpower, its 10-point lead on China two years ago has been halved. China, on the other hand stayed firmly in second place for the third year running, despite a drop in diplomatic clout it witnessed following accusations that it hid the severity of the Wuhan virus outbreak. India, which comes fourth after Japan, lost economic growth potential in the pandemic and is also ceding strategic ground to Beijing. Lowy projects India will reach 40% of China's economic output by 2030, compared with the 50% estimate last year.

Anti-lockdown protesters arrested in Australia

Australian Police on Saturday arrested dozens of protesters in Sydney and Melbourne. as after hundreds demanding 'freedom'&nbsp;demonstrated against&nbsp;the harsh Covid-19 measures implemented by the Australian government.
Around 300 people participated in anti-lockdown&nbsp;protests in Melbourne, small protests&nbsp;also broke out in Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane, and Perth.
Strict measures have been enacted by the Morrison&nbsp;govt after Australia witnessed a steady surge in the covid cases.
With nearly 750 deaths, Australia has over 26,200 confirmed covid-19 cases.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Anti-lockdown protesters arrested in Australia Protesters&nbsp;want 'freedom' from Covid-19&nbsp;restrictions 300 people participated in protests in Melbourne With 750 deaths, Australia has over 26,200 cases&nbsp;

Australian Police on Saturday arrested dozens of protesters in Sydney and Melbourne after hundreds demanding 'freedom'&nbsp;demonstrated against&nbsp;the harsh Covid-19 measures implemented by the Australian government.
Around 300 people participated in anti-lockdown&nbsp;protests in Melbourne, small protests&nbsp;also broke out in Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane, and Perth.
Strict measures have been enacted by the Morrison&nbsp;govt after Australia witnessed a steady surge in the covid cases.
With nearly 750 deaths, Australia has over 26,200 confirmed covid-19 cases.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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