FULL MEDIA CONFERENCE: WA man announced as first Australian to die from coronavirus...

Real news, honest views. View Online   |   Forward March 1, 2020 FULL MEDIA CONFERENCE: WA man announced as first Australian to die from coronavirus A Perth man has become the first Australian fatality of COVID-19, commonly known as coronavirus. Freedom of speech 'no longer exists' in Australia and the UK: Katie Hopkins Stringent government control and oppressive social media platforms are forcing Australians to self-censor themselves, according to controversial media personality Katie Hopkins. Comeback kid: Joe Biden wins South Carolina primary Joe Biden's ailing campaign received a much-needed boost after the former Vice President won the South Carolina Democratic primary on Sunday. Morrison 'nowhere to be seen' on economic leadership Scott Morrison's economic leadership is "nowhere to be seen" despite the nation crying out for a plan of attack, Shadow Treasurer Jim Chalmers says. Boris Johnson's popularity not impacted by 'tales of naughtiness' Former Nigel Farage advisor Annabelle Sanderson says Boris Johnson's "Teflon quality" means scandals do not erode his popularity with the British public. Turnbull sought invitation after Widodo snub Malcolm Turnbull had to "ring up" and ask for an invitation to Indonesian President Joko Widodo's visit to the Australian parliament, according to Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell. Turkey opens European border to hordes of Syrian refugees Turkey has opened its borders - allowing for hordes of Syrian refugees to pass into Europe - after Syria's government forces launched a deadly airstrike that killed 33 Turkish soldiers. Mogo Wildlife Park reopens after bushfires The Mogo Wildlife Park will reopen on Sunday, two months after bushfires ripped through the NSW town. Thousands attend Sydney's sparkling Mardi Gras Sydney streets were left sparking after more than 12,000 participants marched up Oxford Street in the 42nd annual Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras. 'Climate action means more jobs': Anthony Albanese The federal opposition leader Anthony Albanese says net zero emissions by 2050 will mean more jobs for blue collar workers. Turkey, Syria border still 'fraught' with tension Turkey has opened its borders with Europe, allowing Syrian refugees and other migrants to pass through, an official has said. Market is pricing in 'pessimism" as world grapples with coronavirus The Australian's John Durie says the coronavirus outbreak is prompting "fear" on global markets, as investigations grapple with a sharp slowdown in economic growth. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe

W.H.O upgrade coronavirus risk level to 'very high'...

Real news, honest views. View Online   |   Forward February 29, 2020 W.H.O upgrade coronavirus risk level to 'very high' The World Health Organisation has upgraded the Coronavirus risk level to 'very high'. Labor's 'no pain all gain' climate policy is 'hugely deceptive' Sky News host Andrew Bolt says "Labor is deceiving the public" by implying their plan to cut emissions to zero in 30 years "won't really hurt" the economy. Australia should not 'deport its problems' NZ Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has taken a public swipe at Scott Morrison, demanding Australia stop deporting its people and problems to New Zealand. Govt's coronavirus pandemic plan ramps up as Qld confirms its sixth case Queensland has confirmed its sixth case of coronavirus after a woman returning from Iran was diagnosed with the illness. Huge fire near Paris train station amid 'unacceptable violence by protesters' A major fire has broken out near the Gare de Lyon train station in Paris. Australian Economists warn of possible recession amid coronavirus outbreak Economists are warning Australia could soon experience its first recession in nearly three decades after coronavirus fears wiped $5 trillion from the value of global shares. China's top swimmer Sun Yang out of Olympics after doping violation China's top swimmer, Sun Yang, has been banned for eight years for breaking anti-doping rules, meaning the Olympic champion will miss Tokyo 2020 this summer. All that glitters is gay: 'Enviro-glitter' to be used during Sydney Mardi Gras Member for Sydney Alex Greenwich says this year's annual Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras has worked to "cut down" on products that cause pollution, noting the widespread use of glitter would be reduced but would also be substituted for "enviro-glitter". Clive Palmer charged with criminal offences by corporate watchdog Billionaire Clive Palmer could face five years behind bars after being hit with fresh charges by the corporate watchdog. Albo calls for carbon emissions reduction while backing in coal Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese maintains Australia will export coal for years to come in a call to cut carbon emissions rather than end mining. Week in Politics: A slipping budget surplus and the encroaching espionage battering our shores The Morrison Government's prized budget surplus is looking shaky as the economy continues to be impacted by precautions to limit the spread of coronavirus. Coronavirus 'will have an impact' on the budget bottom line Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack has conceded the economic fallout from the coronavirus "will have an impact" on whether the government can deliver a surplus this year. Harvey Weinstein case 'far from over' The Daily Telegraph's Jonathon Moran says the Harvey Weinstein case "is far from over," as the former Hollywood kingpin is also facing another court case in Los Angeles. Lynas looks to Kalgoorlie as profits plunge 80 per cent Kalgoorlie could be the site of a new plant for Lynas corporation as political instability in Malaysia threatened the security of its three-year licensing renewal on its refining facility. Prince Harry and Jon Bon Jovi record Invictus Games charity single at Abbey Road Prince Harry and Jon Bon Jovi have met at the famous Abbey Road Studios to record a charity single for the duke's Invictus Games. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe