Death toll rises to 420 after earthquake triggers tsunami in Indonesia...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward September 30, 2018 Death toll rises to 420 after earthquake triggers tsunami in Indonesia At least 420 people have been killed after an earthquake and tsunami struck Indonesia. Royal commission has revealed financial sector's 'culture of greed': Abetz The banking royal commission's findings are a 'sad reflection' on the financial sector's 'culture of greed', says Eric Abetz. Dozen people reportedly trapped by central Queensland bushfire There are reports 12 people are trapped by a bushfire in the Blackdown Tableland National Park about 180 kilometres west of Rockhampton. The RACQ's LifeFlight's SGAS Rescue was sent to the region but has since been stood down. Donald Trump committed to supporting Brett Kavanaugh US President Donald Trump has reaffirmed his support for his Supreme Court pick Brett Kavanaugh. Man charged over deaths of pregnant woman and teenager A man has been charged over a western Sydney crash which claimed the life of a pregnant woman, her unborn twins, and her 17-year-old sister-in-law. Elon Musk to step down as Tesla chairman Tesla CEO Elon Musk has been ordered to step down as chairman and his electric car company forced to pay a total of $55 million to settle a US government lawsuit. ABC staff considering firing their board representative ABC staff are reportedly considering firing their own staff representative from the board following a week of turmoil at the public broadcaster. Serial paedophile caught after 30 years An interstate criminal investigation and a telling Instagram post has led to a serial paedophile being arrested and charged after 30 years. Squads trimmed ahead of NRL grand final The NRL grand final squads have been trimmed but Roosters star halfback Cooper Cronk is on track to play in tonight's decider. Frydenberg and Cormann throw money at political problems: Bowen Shadow Treasurer Chris Bowen has accused Josh Frydenberg and Mathias Cormann of throwing money at their political problems after the government was unable to come to a consensus on its fiscal rules. Labor calls for extension on banking royal commission Labor has called for an extension to the banking royal commission, after an interim report released on Friday contained no draft recommendations. Scott Morrison pledges support for disaster-hit Indonesia Australia has offered Indonesia whatever help the country requires as it responds to a devastating natural disaster which has killed at least 400 people. Brett Kavanaugh vows to co-operate with FBI investigation US President Donald Trump's choice for the US Supreme Court has vowed to 'continue to co-operate' with an FBI investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe