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Traffic on Sydney’s Harbour Bridge is slowly flowing again this morning. Police had to close the bridge this morning when a lone protester climbed to the top of it and unfurled two banners about his children. He was coaxed down around seven o’clock this morning, but not before causing massive traffic gridlock around the city.

There won’t be any targets in the Government’s population plan which will be released today. Population Minister Tony Burke has been working on the strategy for more than a year. It’s expected to focus on the economic benefits of population growth and just how to manage the country’s infrastructure needs.

A NATO air strike on Colonel Gaddafi’s Tripoli compound has killed three people and injured more than 20. The attack came just hours after the Libyan leader made his first appearance on state TV in two weeks. Meanwhile, rebel leaders are in London for talks. They met the British Prime Minister David Cameron who invited them to set up an office in London.

Security forces have reportedly used batons to break up a large student demonstration in Syria’s second biggest city. This amateur vision apparently shows thousands of students in Aleppo staging a demonstration outside their dormitories. They were demanding an end to the military crackdown. The United States has again condemned the violence and is urging Syrian authorities to talk to the demonstrators.

And a 91-year-old convicted war criminal has escaped jail because of his age. A German court has found the man guilty of helping to murder almost 30,000 Jews at a Nazi death camp during World War II.