Southern California hit by 7.1-magnitude earthquake days after earlier tremor...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward July 6, 2019 Southern California hit by 7.1-magnitude earthquake days after earlier tremor A 7.1-magnitude earthquake has hit southern California, less than two days after another strong tremor in the state. Govt must 'level the playing field' between tech giants and media The report from the digital platforms inquiry has been handed to the Treasurer, and Campbell Reid is hoping to see action from the watchdog and the government when it comes to levelling the playing field between tech giants and content creators. Deeming rate to be lowered The Federal Government will lower the deeming rate for pensioners by the end of the year, impacting more than half a million pension recipients. Two men stabbed at Sydney townhouse Two men are seriously injured after being stabbed at a townhouse in Sydney's inner west. AFP reportedly armed during media raids It's been revealed the Australian Federal Police classified its investigation into the alleged leaks of top secret information to the media as 'routine' and 'of low value'. Fears flu vaccine could be ineffective There are fears the flu vaccine may be ineffective against a mutant strain of the virus. Trump considers bypassing Supreme Court census ruling US President Donald Trump is considering bypassing a Supreme Court ruling by adding a citizenship question on next year's census. Man cops blow to head with axe during Medieval festival A man has been hit in the head with an axe during a mock battle at a medieval festival in Sydney's outer west. Vic fugitive who fled to India demands two-year jail term The lawyer for a driver who killed a student in a hit-and-run accident in Melbourne says his client would return from India if he is guaranteed a maximum two-year sentence. Australian workers to receive $1080 tax relief Millions of workers will receive up to $1080 in their pockets, following the Coalition's tax package passing through Parliament. The Greens are working with 'fantasy economics' Former Deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce has slammed a Greens Senator for his comments regarding the Adani coal mine. Labor has shown itself as a 'divided rabble' FULL INTERVIEW: Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says the Labor Party has shown itself as a 'divided rabble' after the Coalition's income tax cuts passed parliament with the Opposition's support. Fatal building collapse in Colombia Rescue teams in Colombia are searching for survivors after a four-storey building collapsed in the country's north-west. ATO struggles with surge in callers Hundreds of thousands of callers have inundated phone lines of the Australian Tax Office after the government's tax cut package passed through parliament. Damon Herriman stars in 'Lambs of God' Damon Herriman is set to star in the highly anticipated television series 'Lambs of God' later this month. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe