NSW government urged to bring in pill testing after festival death...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward December 30, 2018 NSW government urged to bring in pill testing after festival death The Berejiklian government is under pressure to allow pill testing at music events after a young Queensland man died after taking an 'unknown substance' at the Lost Paradise music festival near Gosford. Bob Hawke reveals he's in 'terrible' health Former prime minister Bob Hawke expects Bill Shorten to win the federal election, but has hinted he may not be around to see it. Turnbull led a 'paralysed' govt: Dutton The Home Affairs Minister has slammed Malcolm Turnbull, accusing him of running a 'paralysed government'. NSW govt to launch audit after Opal Tower evacuation The NSW government will launch an audit of private certifiers following the emergency evacuation of the Sydney Opal Tower. Heatwave continues across Australia Australia is set to swelter through a seventh day of high temperatures as the nation's heatwave continues. Queensland braces for another possible tropical cyclone Queensland is preparing itself for the possibility of another tropical cyclone as an intense weather system develops off the state's far north coast. Rise in low ATAR students admitted to teaching courses The number of students admitted into teaching degrees despite having ATARs in the lowest bands has risen sharply. Multicultural leaders call for an end to foreign drownings Multicultural leaders are pleading for more mechanisms to be in place to prevent foreigners from drowning in South Australian waters. Australia is safer now Prakash cannot return: Dutton Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton says the country is a safer place now Islamic terrorist Neil Prakash has been stripped of his Australian citizenship. Tony Abb-out: Campaign to oust former PM from electorate There's a growing campaign to oust Tony Abbott from parliament, with some residents in his Sydney electorate pushing to 'vote him out'. Cashless welfare trial extended to 2020 The government's cashless debit card trial is being extended until June 2020 with a fifth location still to be announced. Migrants entering UK a 'major incident': UK Home Secretary The UK Home Secretary has labelled the increasing number of migrants trying to enter British waters as a 'major incident'. Former 'Absolute Fabulous' actress dies Actress Dame June Whitfield, best known for her role in the long-running sitcoms 'Terry And June' and 'Absolutely Fabulous', has died at the age of 93. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe