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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward February 2, 2019 Dozens of North Queensland suburbs face flooding Severe weather warnings are in place for most of North Queensland as the region slogs through more torrential rain. Abbott calls out China's presidency, wavering freedoms and militarisation Tony Abbott has used an address at a Chinese New Year function to criticise Beijing's actions on its own soil and in disputed areas. Ben Barba deregistered from NRL, sacked from Cowboys NRL CEO Todd Greenberg has confirmed Ben Barba has been deregistered from the league after an alleged domestic violence incident at a Townsville casino. Banking royal commission report a 'damning indictment' of govt: Bowen Shadow Treasurer Chris Bowen says the banking royal commission's final report will be a 'damning indictment' of the Coalition government and its senior figures, despite not having seen it himself. Vic fire threatening homes, lives near Glen Forbes An emergency warning has been issued for a fire burning in Victoria's southeast, which now endangers homes and lives after breaking containment lines. Hakeem al-Araibi faces long trial if he refuses extradition to Bahrain Jailed refugee footballer Hakeem al-Araibi could face a lengthy trial if he rejects an extradition request from Bahrain. Three charged over 10kg ice seizure in WA Three men have been charged after more than 10 kilograms of the deadly drug ice was seized in two major police operations in Western Australia. Salmonella contamination fears for NSW eggs NSW residents are being urged to check their eggs amid fears of salmonella contamination. Govt to reportedly vote on superannuation reforms The federal government will reportedly bring on a vote in the Senate to reform the superannuation sector in the wake of the banking royal commission. NSW power prices expected to soar if emissions targets extend beyond Paris Agreement Power prices are expected to soar in New South Wales if national legislation incorporates emissions targets beyond the Paris Agreement. We do not want our lenders to dry up as a result of banking royal commission report: PM The government has accepted the final report from the banking royal commission but, despite outcry from Labor, will not release the findings to the public until Monday. Cold snap kills 21 people in US At least 21 people have died in one of the worst cold snaps to hit the United States in decades. Housing prices forecast to plummet at fastest rate in a decade Housing prices are forecast to fall at their fastest rate since the global financial crisis a decade ago. Kidz Bop Kids visit Australia for new album launch The Kidz Bop Kids are in Australia to launch their new album 'Kidz Bop 2019' as part of their first world tour. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe