Up to 20,000 Queensland homes could be affected by flooding...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward February 3, 2019 Up to 20,000 Queensland homes could be affected by flooding North Queensland residents have been warned that up to 20,000 homes could be affected by flooding if the monsoonal rain continues. 'These people have done nothing wrong': Di Natale Richard Di Natale has welcomed the recent announcement that will see the final four remaining children on Nauru resettled in the US with their families in coming days but says the attention needs to shift the men still left 'languishing' in offshore Man charged after Brisbane airport bomb scare A man who allegedly claimed to have a bomb and threatened a woman with a knife at Brisbane International airport has been charged. Last four refugee children to leave Nauru Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced that the last asylum-seeker children are leaving Nauru and will head to the US with their families. Whistleblowers promised cash rewards under Labor govt Labor is proposing to pay hefty amounts to public and private sector whistleblowers who turn in bosses who engage in unethical behaviour. Hepburn residents told to evacuate as fire tears through central Victoria An emergency warning has been issued for a bushfire burning in the central Victoria regions of Hepburn and Hepburn Springs, northeast of Ballarat. Former Turnbull staffer withdraws Warringah candidacy Malcolm Turnbull's former adviser Alice Thompson will not be contesting Tony Abbott's seat of Warringah in the upcoming federal election, instead choosing to back independent candidate Zali Steggall. Four emergency warnings have been issued for fires across Tasmania Four emergency warnings have been issued for fires across Tasmania, with a number of towns at very high risk from embers and flames. Woman dies during Sydney boat party Police are investigating following a woman's death on a cruise boat in Sydney harbour. 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. 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. 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. Venezuelan air force general defects as mass protest starts A Venezuelan air force general has defected from President Nicolas Maduro's administration as anti-government protests take place in Caracas. Expectations 'very high' for banking royal commission findings Expectations 'are very high' for the final report from the royal commission into financial services, which will be handed down on Monday afternoon. Leo Sayer reflects on success ahead of 'Just a boy at 70' tour Grammy-award winning musician Leo Sayer is back on the road more than 40 years after his hit 'You Make Me Feel Like Dancing' topped the charts. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe