Police confirm 13 killed after worker opens fire on colleagues in Virginia...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward June 1, 2019 Police confirm 13 killed after worker opens fire on colleagues in Virginia Police have confirmed 13people have been killed and several others injured after a gunman opened fire at a municipal building in Virginia Beach in the United States. Scott Morrison to visit Solomon Islands in first trip overseas since election Prime Minister Scott Morrison plans to discuss Australia's role as a member of the 'Pacific family' on a visit to the Solomon Islands over the weekend. Julian Assange showing symptoms of 'psychological torture' Julain Assange is showing symptoms of 'psychological torture', according to a UN official. Horror Qld crash a suspected murder-suicide New evidence has emerged that may indicate the death of a woman and her four children in a crash in Queensland may have been planned. Coroner releases early clues from William Tyrrell investigation Previously suppressed information in the William Tyrrell investigation has been released by a New South Wales coroner. Ongoing drought triggers water restrictions in Sydney Water restrictions are now in place in Sydney, the Blue Mountains and the Illawarra. Four charged after homemade bomb found in northern Victoria Police have discovered an improvised explosive device while carrying out a search warrant at a Wodonga property on Friday morning. Police searching for Sydney knife attacker A man has been attacked by a knife-wielding man outside a Guildford home in Sydney's west. Tas government accuses Andrew Wilkie of scaremongering Independent MP Andrew Wilkie claims overcrowding and excessive lockdowns at Tasmanian prisons in 2018 is due to a failure to meet staff-to-prisoner ratios. Albanese urged to support Coalition's religious freedom legislation Labor leader Anthony Albanese is being urged to work with Prime Minister Scott Morrison to pass religious freedom legislation when parliament resumes next month. Week in politics: Focus on the Labor frontbench Anthony Albanese has used his first week as Labor leader to make his views clear on his frontbench team as he tries to rebuild from the election loss. Trump threatens Mexico with tariffs over illegal immigration US President Donald Trump has said he will place a tariff on all imported goods from Mexico until the neighbouring nation to the US does more to combat illegal immigration. Turnbull joins global investment firm KKR Former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has been appointed as a global senior advisor to KKR & Co, one of the world's largest investment firms. 'All hands on duck' to reunite mother duck with her lost ducklings A good Samaritan has responded to a distressed mother duck after her ducklings slipped through a storm drain beside a busy road in New York . Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe