Temperatures spike in NSW as fires rip through the state...

News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward January 4, 2020 Temperatures spike in NSW as fires rip through the state Over 100 fires are burning unabated in NSW, with the mercury in western Sydney and Canberra reaching unprecedented numbers. Liberal-hating 'greenies' have 'unfairly politicised' disastrous bushfires Sky News host Chris Smith says "We have never seen a natural disaster so horribly and unfairly politicised" as the Prime Minister receives a "big bash" from more Liberal-hating "greenies". Numerous out-of-control blazes burn across Victoria as concerns mount over increased fire risks due to lightning Over ten out-of-control bushfires are burning across Victoria – with authorities concerned lightning strikes could spark more blazes. Army calls in its reserves, govt pledges more fire-bombing planes to help with bushfire crisis For the "first time in living memory", 3,000 members of the Australian Defence Force Reserve has been called up to help firefighters with the current bushfire crisis. Two killed in Kangaroo Island bushfires Two people have died in the bushfires on Kangaroo Island, emergency services have confirmed. Trump denies wanting to start a war with Iran after the killing of the country's top general US President Donald Trump has said the US airstrike that killed a top Iranian general was designed to prevent a war with Iran - not start one. Veganism protected by law, British judge rules A British judge has ruled ethical veganism is a philosophical belief and therefore protected by law. Tips for rescuing fire-affected animals from Dr Katrina Warren Australians can help prevent wildlife deaths this fire season by carefully ferrying animals to a veterinarian or an animal rescue group, Dr Katrina Warren says, but warns people to put their safety first. Holiday amid bushfires was 'inexcusable': NSW emergency services minister New South Wales Emergency Services Minister David Elliott has returned home early from a European holiday as the bushfire crisis grips his state. Morrison 'not inclined' to travel to India as bushfire crisis continues Prime Minister Scott Morrison said he is "not inclined" to go ahead with a bilateral trade trip to India as he faces criticism for his handling of the bushfire crisis. NSW Emergency Services Minister yet to return from family holiday New South Wales Minister for Emergency Services David Elliott is due to return from his family holiday to Europe on Saturday. Fears 'war will break out' after US slaying of Iranian commander The killing of Iran's most powerful military commander was an "earthquake event" which has instilled people with fear "war will break out," Sky News US contributor Bruce Wolpe says. UK entrepreneurs urge the public to add insects to their diets A group of entrepreneurs are urging the public to consider adding an usual culinary delight to their diet- insects. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe