Police speak with four men over Sydney Swans scandal | ABC News Top Stories

Police believe they've identified all parties who were in the room the night of an alleged incident linked to the Sydney Swans. Sexual Crimes Squad detectives spoke with four men in New South Wales this week as part of the investigation and say conversations with witnesses continue. Several adult entertainers are understood to have joined a number of Swans players at a hotel in Melbourne in the early hours of the 17th of August . Three women subsequently made a police report. No arrests have been made and no charges have been laid. Police say their investigation is continuing. Nepal's Information and Communications Minister has used an exclusive interview with the ABC to call for stronger international action on climate change after the country's devastating floods. Minister Bikram Timilsina says Nepal is being forced to bear the consequences of a climate crisis it has contributed little to. He says wealthier, higher-emitting nations have a responsibility to help vulnerable countries recover, and warned the disaster should be treated as a sign of what could follow elsewhere. More than 1,100 people died in last week's flood, and thousands remain missing, including 38 Australians. Australian ski resorts are winding up operations early this year after the warmest winter on record. There's been a sharp decline in snowfall across the Australian alps over the past four years which meteorologists say is a tangible sign of a warming climate. For more news at any time you can follow the ABC News Top Stories podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices