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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward March 31, 2018 Warner defends tearful apology on Twitter David Warner has defended his emotional apology over his part in cricket's ball-tampering scandal after he refused to answer questions about the role he, or others, played in the affair. North Korea to take part in next two Olympics North Korea will take part in the next two Olympic Games in Japan and China, International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach said on Saturday after meeting North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang. Daniel Andrew faces another blow in 'rorts for votes' scandal A Labor MP has dealt another blow to Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews over the 'rorts for votes' scandal, callign for the party to pay back legal fees. Turnbull 'disappointed' in Russia's move to expel Australian diplomats Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has responded to the expulsion of two Australian diplomats from Russia. UN calls for investigation in fatal Gaza clashes UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for an independent investigation into deadly clashes in Gaza between Palestinians and Israeli troops. Out-of-control Chinese space station to crash into Earth An out-of-control Chinese space station is due to crash into the earth sometime over the Easter long weekend. Forecasters warn Queensland to prepare for wild Easter weather Weather forecasters have warned much of Queensland to prepare for a very wet Easter Sunday, but the already-drenched far north of the state may be in for a reprieve. Tearful Warner apologises for role in ball-tampering Former Australian vice-captain David Warner says his international career could be over because of his role in cricket's ball-tampering scandal. Birmingham reportedly instructed to resolve Catholic school funding issue Education Minister Simon Birmingham has been instructed to resolve the Catholic education funding crisis amid fears it could lead to the defeat of coalition MPs in marginal seats. US will withdraw from Syria 'like very soon': Trump US President Donald Trump has made a surprise announcement regarding Syria, signalling the US could soon withdraw from the country. Victoria's contoversial CFA bill up in flames Victoria's controversial bill to split the Country Fire Authority has been voted down at the eleventh hour. Parent's tax returns should inform school funding: Michael Sukkar Federal government contributions to school funding should be calculated by analysing parents' incomes, according to Liberal MP Michael Sukkar. Stephen Hawking to be farewelled in Cambridge A funeral service for Professor Stephen Hawking will include traditional religious themes when family and friends gather at a church near the Cambridge University college that was his academic home for more than 50 years. US missiles ready to fire 'at a moment's notice' US missiles are ready to fire from under the ground, sea and in the air at a moment's notice, according to one of the United States' most senior military figures. Individuals should be able to monetize their data: Steve Wozniak Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has suggested that individuals should have the ability to monetize their own data, in the wake of the Facebook data scandal. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe