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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward December 24, 2018 Dawson walks free after securing bail Chris Dawson has walked free from Sydney's Silverwater prison on bail on Monday after a court accepted his paperwork for a $1.5 million surety. Indonesia tsunami kills at least 280 At least 280 people have been killed and more than 800 others are wounded after a tsunami hit the Indonesian islands of Java and Sumatra. US Congress seeks to reaffirm relationship with Australia A strongly worded letter has been delivered to Australia's ambassador Joe Hockey to reaffirm the US-Australian relationship in the wake of Defence Secretary Jim Mattis' resignation. Watch and Act remains in place for Bremer Bay, WA A popular tourist town in Western Australia is under threat by an out-of-control bushfire. Man found dead in south west Melbourne home A man and women are assisting police after a man's body was found in Melbourne's south-west. Border Force workers relocated to staff airports Australian Border Force workers are reportedly being taken off their usual jobs to staff airports over the holiday period. Young tourist drowns at a Cairns lagoon A young tourist, on holiday from Japan, has died after drowning at the Cairns esplanade lagoon in far north Queensland. Petrol prices fall across Australia Petrol prices are expected to fall across the nation with drivers being urged to fill up their cars. Labor's private health cap 'threatens viability' of private hospitals Some private hospitals have reportedly warned they will turn away patients if Labor's 2 per cent cap on private health insurance premiums comes into effect. Morrison double downs on Australian troops staying in Middle East Prime Minister Scott Morrison says Australian troops will remain in the Middle East, despite the US President's order to withdraw American troops from Syria. PM announces multiple sclerosis drug subsidy Prime Minister Scott Morrison says Christmas will be a little easier for Australians living with multiple sclerosis after announcing the drug Mavenclad will be put on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme from January 1. Race against clock to find Indonesia tsunami survivors: World Vision Australia World Vision Australia Chief Advocate Tim Costello says it is a race against the clock to find and rescue survivors of the Indonesian tsunami. Australia overtakes Qatar as largest LNG exporter Australia has overtaken Qatar as the largest exporter of liquefied natural gas in the world. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe