Another Australian found safe in Nepal-Tibet flash flood disaster

0:00A List-N-F production. Good morning, I'm Lauren Howard. Another Australian has been found safe after the Nepal Tibet Flush flood disaster. Officials say the person was in Nepal and unreachable, but they've since confirmed their well and do not require assistance. There are still 35 Aussies who remain unaccounted for. A concerning Neuroport card on high school students, their maths and reading results have fallen to the lowest point on record according to a major international test, Australia's scores have been in decline for around 20 years. While most of us are prioritising energy efficiency, a Neuroport by Prop-Track in origin shows 80% of people have energy efficient features in their home, a 4% increase on last year. And thieves have stolen multiple paintings worth more than $14 million from a French

1:01museum. Police are now trying to track them down and recover the artworks. A rollercoaster overnight at the NRL Judiciary. Cowboy star Ruben Kota was initially found guilty of a high tackle, but was then successful in having the charge downgraded, so he'll be free to play in Saturday's elimination final against the sharks. A shake-up at the Tigers, they've parted ways with senior assistant coach John Morris, and a boost for the rabbit-o's with Tullis Duncan to return against the Knights on Friday.