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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward April 15, 2018 US 'locked and loaded' to strike Syria again The US has told the UN Security Council it is 'locked and loaded' to strike Syria again, following successful joint airstrikes on the country's chemical weapons facilities. Emergency warning issued for bushfire in Sydney's south-west An emergency warning has been issued for a fire burning in Holsworthy in Sydney's south-west. TPP Eleven won't make changes to appease the US: Ciobo Trade Minister Steven Ciobo has told Sky News the eleven countries involved in the Trans-Pacific Partnership won't want to make changes to the trade agreement to appease the United States. No one's cheating, someone's just being stupid: Commonwealth Games Chairman Two Indian Commonwealth Games athletes have been told to depart Australia on the next flight home and three officials have been reprimanded after a cleaner discovered needles hidden in the athletes' village. Air strikes on Syria send strong message: Australian politicians Australian politicians have come out in support of the airstrikes on Syrian chemical weapons targets carried out by the US, UK and France, saying it sends a strong message that the use of chemical weapons will not be tolerated. Woman on P&O cruise ship 'propelled herself overboard': Police The death of a woman who fell overboard P&O's Pacific Dawn did so intentionally, Queensland Police have confirmed. Uncovered letter reveals new clues over Red Baron's demise A letter written 47 years ago by a South Australian stretcher bearer has thrown new light on the demise of the Red Baron, Germany's most famous fighter ace in World War One. Body found in car in Victoria Police have found a dead body in a parked vehicle in regional Victoria after attending to reports of a burglary at a home nearby. Australia backs airstrikes on Syria, but Greens oppose use of missiles Australia has backed the US-led airstrikes in Syria to send a clear message to the world: those who use chemical weapons will face worldwide condemnation. It's 'not possible' to have cheap, reliable energy and reduce emissions Geologist Ian Plimer told The Outsiders that Energy Minister Josh Frydenberg had caught himself 'between a rock and a hard place' when it comes to the government's energy policies. There will be a price to pay if chemical weapons are used again: Pence US Vice President Mike Pence has argued his country was 'morally right' to airstrike Syria's chemical weapons facilities, in an attempt to handicap the Bashar al-Assad regime from perpetrating another attack. 'Mission Accomplished!', Trump and Pentagon deem Syrian airstrike a success The Pentagon has deemed the airstrikes on Syria a success saying meticulous preparation ensured there would be no civilian casualties whilst President Trump took to Twitter to say 'mission accomplished!'. Winnie Mandela buried in South Africa following state funeral Thousands of mourners have finally farewelled Winnie Mandela, after a two-week mourning period declared by the government. The anti-apartheid icon died at the age of 81 after a long illness. White South African farmers face a 'pending genocide' The Outsiders sat down with political activist Avi Yemini to discuss his views on bringing persecuted white South African Farmers to Australia, and what encouraged him to be involved in the political sphere. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe