Thursday, January 7, 2021
Trump supporters harass media and smash cameras during Washington protest
Supporters of Donald Trump have harassed members of the media and smashed cameras during protests in Washington.
A number of journalists were forced to abandon their equipment in a set-up area after violent thugs forced their way in.
Pedestrian hit by car on the Hume Highway, thrown 20 metres
A pedestrian walking with a friend has been hit by a car and thrown into the air in a high-speed accident in Sydney's south-west.
The teenager was struck just before 1pm on the Hume Highway in Casula and landed as far as 20 metres from
Brisbane quarantine worker tests positive to UK strain of virus
A worker in a Queensland quarantine hotel that tested positive to coronavirus has contracted the virulent UK strain of the virus.
Urgent genome testing revealed tonight the woman – employed as a casual cleaner at the Hotel Grand Chancellor
Sydney petrol prices rising three times faster than they are falling
Sydney's petrol prices are rising three times faster than they are falling, latest statistics from the NRMA have revealed.
The analysis shows prices falling at just one cent a day – one third the rate that prices have increased over the last three weeks.
Four million Australians to be vaccinated for coronavirus by end of March
Prime Minister Scott Morrison said Australia's first coronavirus vaccinations could commence as soon as mid-February.
The prime minister held a press conference today to outline more details about the multiple vaccines currently
Sydney travellers banned from Queensland until at least end of January
Travellers from Greater Sydney won't be able to enter Queensland until at least the end of January. Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said the current ban would be reviewed at the end of the month. "I know this is very disappointing for people during this time,
Chaos, violence, mockery as pro-Trump mob occupies Congress
"Where are they?" a Trump supporter demanded in a crowd of dozens roaming the halls of the Capitol, bearing Trump flags and pounding on doors.
They — lawmakers, staff members and more — were hiding under tables, hunkered in lockdowns,
Angry Republicans call for Trump impeachment after Capitol Hill riots
A growing number of Republican leaders and Cabinet officials now believe Donald Trump should be removed from office before January 20.
Four of them called for the 25th Amendment to be invoked, and two others said the President
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