Severe fire danger remains in place after hundreds of homes destroyed...

News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward November 15, 2019 Severe fire danger remains in place after hundreds of homes destroyed The Rural Fire Service has revealed 259 homes have been lost in the fires burning across New South Wales since Friday. Trump's alleged quid pro quo with Ukraine 'pretty sleazy' The Herald Sun's James Campbell says Trump's alleged decision to withhold aid to the Ukraine in exchange for information on Joe Biden is "pretty sleazy," regardless of whether it is a crime or misdemeanour. AFP raid on intel officer's home linked to Smethurst case Court documents have revealed the federal police raid on a Canberra home in September was linked to the Annika Smethurst case. Calls for NT Indigenous teen death to be handled by another jurisdiction There are calls for an investigation into the shooting death of an Indigenous teenager in the Northern Territory to be handled by another jurisdiction. Two cases of the plague surface in Beijing The same bacteria that caused the Black Plague centuries ago has surfaced in Beijing where two people have been diagnosed with the highly infectious disease. North Qld residents in fire zones return home Residents are returning to their homes in the fire zones in North Queensland after spending several days in evacuation centres. Week in politics: PM calls for calm on climate clash The prime minister has called for calm as bickering over bushfires and climate change dominated the Senate's sitting agenda this week. Calls to scrap school report cards A report from the Australian Council for Education Research is expected to push for major reform in the area of the school report card. Bureaucrat accused of $2.5m corruption A high-profile West Australian bureaucrat has been charged with allegedly stealing more than $2.5 million of public money. NSW faces $30 billion funding shortfall New South Wales is facing a $30 billion funding shortfall for vital infrastructure. NDIS minister has 'no idea' about emails sent to him from private email server NDIS Minister Stuart Robert says he has "no idea" whether he received emails from NDIA chair Helen Nugent from her Macquarie Group email account. Democrats and 'fake news' media a 'partnership made in hell': Trump US President Donald Trump has labelled the Democrats and the "fake news" media a "partnership made in hell" while addressing voters at a campaign rally in Louisiana. 'You can't jump to economic conclusions on one month's data' Finance Minister Mathias Cormann says "I don't believe that you can jump to conclusions in relation to one month's data" after unemployment for October jumped to 5.3 per cent. Prince Harry wishes Charles happy birthday with previously unseen photo of Archie The Duke of Sussex has posted a previously unseen photo of him with Archie and the Prince of Wales on social media to wish his father a happy birthday. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe