Thursday, January 7, 2021
United States Capitol: Shots Fired As Pro-Trump Rioters Storm Capitol Building
WASHINGTON — Hundreds of supporters of outgoing President Donald Trump stormed the grounds of the US Capitol on Wednesday as a joint session of Congress met to certify the results of the election Trump lost.
How to take care of your houseplants in summer
The scorching heat of an Australian summer is a lot to handle, not just for us but for our houseplants, too. As the mercury soars across the country, now is the time to put your summer care plan into action and give your indoor greenery the help it needs to battle the heat.
COVID-19 vaccination on track to start in February: Scott Morrison
NSW has recorded zero locally acquired cases over the last 24-hour reporting period, but one local case was detected in the upper northern beaches after the 8pm deadline.
Victoria recorded no new cases on Thursday
Couple with 39-year age gap welcome twins after six-year IVF battle
There's some wonderful news in the latest chapter of one couple's challenging quest to become parents through IVF.
For years, Max and Sam Delmege have taken A Current Affair viewers on their journey and now they have welcomed the birth of their twins Tommy and Lexie.
Breaking news and live updates: Electoral College Votes confirm Joe Biden as next US President; Donald Trump accepts defeat; US Capitol secure after violent protest leaves four dead
Welcome to the 9News.com.au live blog for Thursday, January 7, 2021. The US Congress has finally confirmed Joe Biden's election victory after lengthy delays caused by protesters storming the US Capitol building. Politicians were evacuated, and tear gas was used.
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.
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