Apollo 11: first moonwalk turns 50...

News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward July 21, 2019 Apollo 11: first moonwalk turns 50 It is exactly 50 years since the Apollo 11 mission to land a man on the surface of the moon took place. Indentity politics is stopping students from having 'a thick skin' University students at elite institutions across America are being taught a kind of identity politics that 'emphasizes difference,' according to prominent American social psychologist Jonathan Haidt. Sydney woman charged over mother's death A 25-year-old woman is undergoing a medical assessment after allegedly decapitating her mother after a domestic incident in the western Sydney suburb of St Clair. Govt will run 'very hard' on foreign fighters' bill Editor-at-Large at the Australian Paul Kelly says the impending foreign fighters bill will pose 'a test' for Labor leader Anthony Albanese. I'll have a 'punch up' with Boris: Farage Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage says Conservative leader frontrunner Boris Johnson needs to 'be bold' and call a general election if Britain is to exit the European Union on time. London 'will never have safe streets' under 'incompetent Mayor': Trump Donald Trump has launched a fresh attack on Sadiq Khan by suggesting the London Mayor was to blame for the hacking of the Metropolitan Police's Twitter account. Killing of Aussie and girlfriend in Canada a robbery gone wrong The brother of a woman who was killed while travelling with her Australian boyfriend in Canada believes the couple died during a robbery gone wrong. Dozens of foreign fighters return to Australia Forty Australians who joined Islamic State and other extremist groups in Syria and Iraq have returned to the country. Govt needs to 'continue to invest' in dementia research The federal government is being urged to continue to fund dementia research, with 1.1 million Australians expected to be living with the disease by 2058. State and Territories 'should address' cladding concerns Industry Minister Karen Andrews says States and Territories must be doing more to disclose whether properties have cladding or other defects. Hastie push for foreign fighter ban The head of parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee Andrew Hastie has urged the government to pass legislation to temporarily ban foreign fighters from entering the country. Qld Treasurer fails to declare 'conflict of interest' investment property Queensland Treasurer Jackie Trad is selling her investment property after failing to declare it to parliament. Homemade explosives discovered ahead of Hong Kong rally Police in Hong Kong have discovered a stash of powerful homemade explosives ahead of a fresh round of protests. Iconic brewer Carlton and United sold to Asahi for $16b Iconic Melbourne-based Carlton & United Breweries, which produces well-known beers such as Victoria Bitter, Carton Draught and Crown Lager has been sold to Japan's Asahi. First footsteps on the moon turn 50 Half a century ago this Sunday marks the moment when humans touched the surface of the moon for the first time, thanks to the success of NASA's Apollo 11 mission. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe