Monday, January 11, 2021
Fire threat eases but Lucindale residents still on high alertFire threat eases but Lucindale residents still on high alert
A fire teetering on the outskirts of a town in South Australia's southeast has eased, but authorities warn it could spark up again if weather conditions change.
At least 100 residents in the small town of Lucindale were forced out of their homes
Loving embrace after missing grandmother found in Queensland
A Queensland grandmother has been reunited with her family after spending a night lost in dense bushland west of Maryborough on the Fraser Coast.
The search for the 61-year-old resumed at first light, with fears for the worst.
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Scam impersonating Woolworths tricks shoppers into disclosing bank details
Consumers are being warned to keep an eye out for a new chatbot scam impersonating Australian supermarket giant Woolworths.
The scam acts as an online chat assistant, tricking shoppers into believing they have won a prize
'Nothing has changed': Leila McKinnon's strong message to beauty industry regulators
Beauty and therapy treatments are becoming more popular and more intense, but regulation hasn't kept up with the technology.
In the wrong hands these high tech machines that zap wrinkles, freeze fat, or aid muscle recovery, can be incredibly dangerous.
Boy, 7, rushed to hospital after 'underwater incident' on beach on Victoria's Bellarine Peninsula
A seven-year-old boy has been rushed to hospital with a bleeding gash on his leg after a mysterious "underwater incident" on a Victorian beach.
Ambulance Victoria said a child had been taken to hospital this afternoon after the incident
Pelosi says lawmakers moving forward with impeachment, calls Trump 'imminent threat' to 'our Democracy'
The House will be moving forward with a resolution to impeach President Trump, said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, referring to the president in a letter to colleagues as an "imminent threat" to both the U.S. Constitution and democracy.
Clyburn says Trump impeachment vote 'will happen this week' as 195 lawmakers cosponsor articles
House Majority Whip Rep. Jim Clyburn, D-S.C., said Sunday that the article of impeachment against President Trump that was drafted will go to a vote this week, while Trump's former Acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney said that unlike last year's impeachment, Republicans may be on board this time.
Andrew McCarthy: Trump has committed an impeachable offense
On Aug. 7, 1974, a trio of Capitol Hill’s Republican eminences, led by Sen. Barry Goldwater, called on a beleaguered President Richard Nixon at the Old Executive Office Building on the White House flank.
The Watergate scandal was in its end stages.
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