Australia rings in 2019 with colourful firework displays...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward January 1, 2019 Australia rings in 2019 with colourful firework displays Millions of Australians have ushered in the new year with dazzling firework displays taking place across the country. London sends pro-European message during NYE celebrations Thousands of fireworks lit up the the sky above London's CBD as the UK welcomed 2019. Sydney NYE transport woes 'an embarrassment' FULL MEDIA CONFERENCE: NSW Opposition leader Michael Daley says there are 'serious problems' within Sydney's train system after a storm caused extensive delays across the network on New Year's Eve. Scott Morrison vows to make 2019 'a winner for us all' Prime Minister Scott Morrison has vowed to make 2019 'a winner for us all', promising his government will 'grab the year by the scruff of its neck'. Bob Katter to run again for the Queensland seat of Kennedy Independent MP Bob Katter has declared he will run again in the Queensland seat of Kennedy at the next federal election. Elizabeth Warren preparing for 2020 presidential bid Democratic senator Elizabeth Warren - a frequent antagonist of Donald Trump - has announced she is preparing to campaign for US president in 2020. Man charged after Sydney bus driver sprayed A 50-year-old man has been charged with common assault after allegedly spraying a Sydney bus driver with a chemical substance. Petrol prices hit 15-month low Petrol prices on Australia's east coast have fallen to a 15-month low on the back of a collapse in the price of crude oil. Greens calls for national pill testing regime FULL INTERVIEW: The Greens have called on the federal government to roll out a national pill testing scheme, in the wake of a young man dying at a music festival last month. Howard cabinet papers released from archives The papers from the first cabinet of former Prime Minister John Howard's time in office have been released from the national archives. Governor-General's office to request more funding The office of Governor-General Sir Peter Gosgrove is in talks with the government for additional funding, according to the Sydney Morning Herald. Senior lawmakers pushing to end partial US govt shut down Senior Democrats and Republicans are moving forward with a spate of bills designed to halt the partial US government shut down. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe