Lleyton Hewitt accuses Bernard Tomic of blackmail...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward January 18, 2019 Lleyton Hewitt accuses Bernard Tomic of blackmail The ongoing feud between Lleyton Hewitt and Bernard Tomic has taken a dramatic turn, with the former world number one alleging Tomic sent blackmail threats to his family. EXCLUSIVE: Michael Daley won't rule out ripping up Sydney's light rail The New South Wales Opposition Leader says he will not rule out ripping-up Sydney's delayed light rail network, should be become Premier in March. Man, 20, arrested over murder of Israeli exchange student in Melbourne A 20-year-old man has been arrested over the death of 21-year-old Israeli exchange student Aiia Maasarwe in Melbourne's north. New home sales drop to their lowest level since 2012 New home sales fell by 14.9 per cent in the final quarter of last year, dropping to their lowest level since 2012. 7-Eleven axe attacker sentenced to nine years behind bars A woman who attacked two people with an axe in a Sydney 7-Eleven has been sentenced to a minimum of four and a half years behind bars. Prince Philip involved in road accident The Duke of Edinburgh has been involved in a car crash near Sandringham Estate. Aged care royal commission interim and final report dates set The Royal Commission into aged care held a preliminary hearing in Adelaide on Friday, with commissioners outlining the plan for the inquiry, and dates set for the interim and final report. Child hospitalised in SA salmonella outbreak One child has been hospitalised and six others infected by a salmonella outbreak at an early learning centre in the South Australian regional centre of Whyalla. PM assures Fiji Australia will meet Paris commitments Prime Minister Scott Morrison has insisted Australia will reduce emissions adequately to comply with the Paris Climate Agreement in a speech given in Fiji's capital, Suva, today. Fijian Prime Minister urges Australia to put climate action before industry Fiji's Prime Minister has used a state dinner to pressure Australia to stand committed to serious action on climate change. Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been sent a clear message while on a brief tour of the Pacific. Image: News Corp Australia Leading medical organisation calls for pill testing One of Australia's leading medical organisations has thrown its support behind pill testing. Trump attorney concedes possible Russian collusion US President Donald Trump's personal attorney has conceded for the first time the Trump campaign may have colluded with Russians during the 2016 election but says it may have been unwitting on the President's part. US govt shutdown could trigger economic landslide There are warnings the record-breaking US government shutdown could trigger an economic landslide, as hundreds of thousands of federal employees are currently furloughed or working without pay. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe