Thursday, January 7, 2021
Heatwave to batter South Australia for a week
A severe heatwave is set to sweep South Australia in coming days, with residents warned to prepare.
It has been a relatively mild start to summer in the state but temperatures in Adelaide are set to top 30C by tomorrow.
Queensland government energy rebates going unclaimed
Queensland government energy rebates for that could slash hundreds of dollars of your power bills are going unclaimed.
625,000 Queenslanders aged over 65 picked the power and gas rebates last year but the government says too many
What's next for the Republican Party?
Tonight, the focus should be on the Republican Party.
It's long been the North Star for conservatives around the world, including here in Australia.
It's the party of Reagan, Eisenhower, Abe Lincoln.
NSW boy missing in thick bush land for 18 hours reunited with family
A mother has been reunited with her teenage son after he went missing in thick bush land for 18 hours in South Australia last night.
"I didn't want to let him go .. and I won't let him go for a little while yet," Hayley Good said as she
Political scientist says 'Trump can't be held accountable' for riots
Political scientist Joseph Siracusa says Donald Trump "is not smart enough to create an army of people who are going to die for him" following today's riots in the US that have shocked the world.
Trump has been scrutinised around the globe
Rail line death sees thousands of Sydney commuters stranded
Train platforms across Sydney are packed this evening after a crucial line cancelled services during peak hour.
A death at Lidcombe left thousands of commuters standing shoulder to shoulder as they waited to get home.
New venues linked to coronavirus after NSW records one new case
No new locally acquired cases of COVID-19 have been recorded in New South Wales in the last 24 hours.
There was one case recorded outside the reporting period, which is linked to the Avalon RSL cluster. It will be counted in tomorrow's figures.
Even after the Capitol riots, the US may not yet have reached a tipping point
ANALYSIS: The strength of Donald Trump's connection to his base means the extraordinary riot inside the US Capitol today may not be enough to shock the country out of its partisan divide, former 9News foreign correspondent Robert Penfold says.
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