Lest We Forget: Australian War Memorial holds commemorative service like no other...

Real news, honest views. View Online   |   Forward April 25, 2020 Lest We Forget: Australian War Memorial holds commemorative service like no other The Australian War Memorial has held a commemorative service to mark an Anzac Day like no other. China uses free world institutions to pursue 'world dominance' Communist China has been using institutions founded by the free world such as the United Nations to cultivate and promote their plans "for world dominance," according to WA One Nation Leader Colin Tincknell. Social media tributes to veterans have been 'beautiful' Veterans Affairs Minister Darren Chester says Australians have been "remarkable" on social media in paying their respects on Anzac Day. Health Minister 'dissapointed' at crowds descending on Sydney beaches Health Minister Brad Hazzard says he was "disappointed" to see beachgoers ignore the "very strong message about social distancing". Tasmania's COVID-19 death toll rises to 10 A 90-year-old man has died from coronavirus in Tasmania which takes the state's total death toll to 10. Porsche driver allegedly filmed and taunted officer as she begged for help The driver of a Porsche at the centre of Melbourne's police tragedy allegedly filmed and taunted one of the officers as she begged for help. 'Proud as punch': Australians remember fallen soldiers from their driveways Australians have commemorated Anzac Day differently this morning, taking to the ends of their driveways and standing side-by-side with their neighbours to remember past and present servicemen and women. V'landys confident rugby will resume in May Australian Rugby League Chairman Peter V'landys is confident games will resume next month as long as the coronavirus infection rate remains at less than one per cent. Australia's support of NATO questioned A former US Intelligence Officer says Australia should not increase its support for NATO, calling it a "sinkhole" which can't protect us. National cabinet considers easing restrictions The national cabinet will look at modelling for easing restrictions in a meeting on Friday with indications restrictions on community sport and social gatherings will start to be relaxed. Government concerns over aged care freedoms Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced that aged care facilities will be required to seek Commonwealth approval before implementing harsher restrictions on visitors. Prime minister reveals government seeking to avoid 'much harder lockdowns' EXCLUSIVE: Prime Minister Scott Morrison has revealed his government is focused on ensuring the nation doesn't need to endure a "much harder" lockdown in the weeks and months ahead to stem the coronavirus pandemic. The Paris Agreement 'will cost our economy billions and must be scrapped' Sky News host Rowan Dean says the Paris Agreement "is set to siphon not millions ... (but) possibly half a trillion from the economy in the decades ahead" and is the "single biggest piece of green tape" facing Australia. Rental market 'in the tenants hands' REA Group Chief Economist Nerida Conisbee says affordability from a renter's perspective is "very good at the moment". Meghan Markle launches court action against British tabloids Meghan Markle's first court hearing as part of a lawsuit against a British tabloid is set to take place at the High Court in London. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe