Two dead as Typhoon Hagibis makes landfall in Japan...

News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward October 13, 2019 Two dead as Typhoon Hagibis makes landfall in Japan At least two people have been killed and thousands are without power as Typhoon Hagibis wreaks havoc across Japan. Los Angeles devastated by wildfire A major wildfire burning in Los Angeles is swelling in size, as more than 1,000 firefighters attempt to contain the blaze. Four killed in shooting, New York Four people have been killed and three others injured after a shooting at an illegal gambling club in New York City. Thousands flee in Syrian, Turkish war There is growing international condemnation of Turkey's offensive against Syrian Kurds with the Arab League adding its voice, describing the assault as an 'invasion', prompting concerns of a fresh humanitarian crisis. Man dies after one-punch attack on Gold Coast A man has died in hospital ten days after he was allegedly knocked out in a one-punch attack on the Gold Coast. Qld opposition calls for child molester to get tougher sentence Queensland's opposition leader says the government must push for a harsher sentence for convicted child molester Sterling Free. Best NSW restaurants revealed in Delicious 100 awards Italian restaurant Alberto's Lounge has been ranked the number one restaurant in New South Wales as the annual Delicious 100 awards revealed the top restaurants across the state. NSW prisoners gifted with food hampers Food hampers are being given to inmates at one of Sydney's largest jails after it was reported they were locked in their cells for longer than normal. Australia must 'help the US meet its need for critical minerals' Resources Minister Matt Canavan says the government has been working with the US for a couple of years "to identify opportunities for Australia to help the US meet its need for critical minerals". Pacific fund fails to approve projects Questions are being raised about Prime Minister Scott Morrison's Pacific Infrastructure Bank, following reports approvals are yet to be made for any projects almost a year after it was announced. Morrison returning from Fiji after bilateral talks Prime Minister Scott Morrison is on his way home after holding bilateral talks during a brief trip to Fiji, praising Australia's role in the Pacific. Hotel collapses in US killing at least one A large portion of a hotel being built in New Orleans has collapsed, killing at least one person. Bluetooth trackers keeping valuables safe during travel Sky News tech expert Djuro Sen thinks new Bluetooth trackers - with improved range and battery life - are a must whilst travelling to ensure people do not lose precious cargo like laptops, cameras and phones. TV producer Reg Watson dies aged 93 The creator of Neighbours, one of Australia's most iconic soap operas, has died at the age of 93. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe