Trump suspends World Health Organisation funding over Chinese coronavirus 'cover-up'...

Real news, honest views. View Online   |   Forward April 15, 2020 Trump suspends World Health Organisation funding over Chinese coronavirus 'cover-up' US President Donald Trump has suspended funding to the World Health Organisation as he accuses the "China-centric" body of "severely mismanaging and covering up the spread of the coronavirus". WHO must 'reform' to ensure Australia's ongoing funding Liberal MP Dave Sharma says Australia's continued funding of the World Health Organisation should only occur on the condition of "necessary reforms". SPECIAL REPORT: How China covered up COVID-19 Canadian academics have uncovered which coronavirus words and phrases were censored in China to bury evidence of an outbreak the world now knows as COVID-19. PM's comments on schools 'unhelpful' Prime Minister Scott Morrison is continuing to push for schools to reopen around the country, despite some teachers' unions advocating for most children to stay home until much of the coronavirus-prompted restrictions are lifted. Australia's death toll climbs to 63, caseload stands at 6,432 New South Wales has recorded another 16 cases of COVID-19, bringing the nation's total caseload to 6,432. Pell insists he was treated as a 'scapegoat' for the 'terrible crimes committed in the church's name' George Pell says he was a "scapegoat" for the "terrible crimes committed in the church's name", during his world exclusive interview on Sky News. 'Everybody wants answers': NSW launch probe into Ruby Princess fiasco NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has ordered a special commission of inquiry into the Ruby Princess fiasco. PM's comments on schools 'unhelpful' Prime Minister Scott Morrison is continuing to push for schools to reopen around the country, despite some teachers' unions advocating for most children to stay home until much of the coronavirus-prompted restrictions are lifted. Schools and govts should work together to 'offer the very best' to students NSW Teachers Federation President Angelo Gavrielatos says the situation between the federal and state governments over the recommencement of the school term is "quite perplexing". School advice has been 'amazingly consistent' Government frontbencher Ben Morton has smacked down claims of "mixed messaging" from Labor, telling Sky News the health advice on schools has been "amazingly consistent". PM pleads with teachers, parents to keep schools open Prime Minister Scott Morrison is appealing directly to teachers and parents to work together to ensure schools remain open. Current school model 'child minding, not education': PM Prime Minister Scott Morrison says he would have his children back at school in a "heartbeat" if they were going to be taught, warning the current model is essential "child minding", not education. France records more than 15,000 coronavirus deaths France has become the fourth country to record more than 15,000 coronavirus-related fatalities. Vic unveils $500 million rent relief package The Victorian government has unveiled a $500 million package to help landlords and renters struggling through the coronavirus pandemic. ABC and social media audiences 'love satirical snark' Instead of adding to the "trial by media vibe" targeting Cardinal Pell or making light of the coronavirus crisis, Tim Minchin should be using his musical "talents for good, rather than snark," says Sky News host Chris Kenny. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe