Building cracks prompt evacuation of Sydney apartments...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward June 15, 2019 Building cracks prompt evacuation of Sydney apartments Residents of Mascot Towers, an apartment block in Sydney's inner-south, were forced to evacuate and sleep elsewhere on Friday evening after cracks were found in the beams of the ten-storey building. Notre Dame to hold first mass since fire A mass will be held at Notre Dame for the first time since fire ravaged the iconic French cathedral in April. WikiLeaks founder US extradition hearing set for early 2020 Julian Assange will have to wait over six months in prison in the UK before finding out whether he'll be extradited to the United States. Education Minister urges universities to uphold free speech The Education Minister has called on Australian universities to implement a 'model code' which upholds free speech and academic freedoms. Potential boost for intelligence agency to defend cyber security Australia's electronic intelligence agency could be given more powers to defend crucial infrastructure against foreign cyber attacks. Bob Hawke remembered in state memorial Beloved former Labor prime minister Bob Hawke has been remembered at a moving state memorial service in Sydney on Friday. Authorities investigate suspicious school fire Authorities are investigating a suspicious fire which caused extensive damage to a Brisbane primary school. Egg recall due to salmonella concerns Fears of salmonella contamination have forced the NSW Food Authority to recall two brands of eggs sold in western Sydney. Health and education investment will 'continue to grow': NSW Treasurer EXCLUSIVE: The NSW Treasurer has all but ruled out cuts to health and education ahead of the state budget being handed down on Tuesday. Pressure mounts on Labor over income tax cuts Pressure is mounting on Labor after Finance Minister Mathias Cormann ruled out doing any deals with the crossbench to win the support for its full income tax cuts package. Labor MP calls on party to cut ties with CFMMEU A Labor frontbencher says his party should consider cutting ties with the CFMMEU over the John Setka saga. Three men trapped in mine in northern Chile Rescue efforts are currently underway in an attempt to free three Bolivians trapped in a mine in northern Chile. Rio Tinto attracts global attention for automated rail network Mining giant Rio Tinto is attracting global attention for its automated long-haul rail network. Gun that allegedly killed Vincent van Gogh up for auction The gun alleged to have been used by the infamous Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh to commit suicide will be up for auction in Paris. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe