I'm Christy Lloyd with your fast news update. UNESCO has rejected Australia's application for a World Heritage listing for the rock art rich Borough Peninsula in Western Australia. The international agency cited the industrialization of the area as its main reason for the ruling. UNESCO has referred to the application to the federal government. It says it will reconsider the decision if Australia can prevent any further industrial development and develop a rehabilitation plan for existing industrial work. Environment Minister Murray Watt now faces pressure to allow Woodside Energy to extend its LNG plant on the Northwest Shelf to twenty seventy. The Bruck Peninsula is home to more than one million ancient pieces of Aboriginal rock art. Two bodies were found dead inside a can's home. Emergency services were called to a Mount Sheridan High late last night. Police alleged the incident is a murder suicide. Neighbors report a ten year old girl who lives inside the home fled the scene, claiming their dad had shot their mum. A gunman is on the RUNI In a regional town northwest of Brisbane, police received reports of gunshots out of property in king Roy early this morning. It's believe the twenty five year old man is still armed and has fled in a black Suzuki Swift with false number plates. King Roy Hospital, the local Saint Mary's Catholic College and surrounding businesses have been locked down as police attempt to track the man. A former labor and p is calling on the Albenese E government to sanction Israel's president and recognize Palestinian statehood. Former Foreign Minister Gareth Evans is rejecting claims within the party that recognizing a Palestinian state would reward the October seven Hamas terror attack. France and Saudi Arabia are to co host a United Nations meeting next month with the aim of creating momentum for a two state solution. Miss Revans is backing the call from former Cabinet Minister Ed Husick for Australia to create sanctions against top Israeli politicians. Sydney trains will go under independent review after a wiring incident left hundreds of commuters stranded last week. The panel will consist of experts from the transport reliability regulator and infrastructure sector. It will investigate last week's disruption the train system's reliability and communication with passengers. Sydney Trains is conducting its own internal investigation into the matter. At least five people have died in a large explosion at a chemical plant in China. The blast damage nearby windows and send a plume of gray and orange smoke into the air in eastern China. Emergency services were called to the scene, where for the nineteen people sustained minor injuries. Authorities have not released the cause of the blast at the plant, which produces pesticides and pharmaceuticals. King Charles has opened Parliament in Canada with the speech hailing its sovereignty despite recent threats from the US president to annex the country. He is the first monarch since nineteen fifty seven to preside over the opening of a new parliament in Canada. His Majesty made no mention of Donald Trump, but alluded to efforts to ease tensions between the US and Canada. And be the first to know when major news breaks by receiving sky News breaking news alerts. Download the Sky News Australia app today for all the news on the go.

I'm Christy Lloyd with your fast news update. UNESCO has rejected Australia's application for a World Heritage listing for the rock art rich Borough Peninsula in Western Australia. The international agency cited the industrialization of the area as its main reason for the ruling. UNESCO has referred to the application to the federal government. It says it will reconsider the decision if Australia can prevent any further industrial development and develop a rehabilitation plan for existing industrial work. Environment Minister Murray Watt now faces pressure to allow Woodside Energy to extend its LNG plant on the Northwest Shelf to twenty seventy. The Bruck Peninsula is home to more than one million ancient pieces of Aboriginal rock art. Two bodies were found dead inside a can's home. Emergency services were called to a Mount Sheridan High late last night. Police alleged the incident is a murder suicide. Neighbors report a ten year old girl who lives inside the home fled the scene, claiming their dad had shot their mum. A gunman is on the RUNI In a regional town northwest of Brisbane, police received reports of gunshots out of property in king Roy early this morning. It's believe the twenty five year old man is still armed and has fled in a black Suzuki Swift with false number plates. King Roy Hospital, the local Saint Mary's Catholic College and surrounding businesses have been locked down as police attempt to track the man. A former labor and p is calling on the Albenese E government to sanction Israel's president and recognize Palestinian statehood. Former Foreign Minister Gareth Evans is rejecting claims within the party that recognizing a Palestinian state would reward the October seven Hamas terror attack. France and Saudi Arabia are to co host a United Nations meeting next month with the aim of creating momentum for a two state solution. Miss Revans is backing the call from former Cabinet Minister Ed Husick for Australia to create sanctions against top Israeli politicians. Sydney trains will go under independent review after a wiring incident left hundreds of commuters stranded last week. The panel will consist of experts from the transport reliability regulator and infrastructure sector. It will investigate last week's disruption the train system's reliability and communication with passengers. Sydney Trains is conducting its own internal investigation into the matter. At least five people have died in a large explosion at a chemical plant in China. The blast damage nearby windows and send a plume of gray and orange smoke into the air in eastern China. Emergency services were called to the scene, where for the nineteen people sustained minor injuries. Authorities have not released the cause of the blast at the plant, which produces pesticides and pharmaceuticals. King Charles has opened Parliament in Canada with the speech hailing its sovereignty despite recent threats from the US president to annex the country. He is the first monarch since nineteen fifty seven to preside over the opening of a new parliament in Canada. His Majesty made no mention of Donald Trump, but alluded to efforts to ease tensions between the US and Canada. And be the first to know when major news breaks by receiving sky News breaking news alerts. Download the Sky News Australia app today for all the news on the go.