BREAKING: The search for the two remaining victims caught up in the New Zealand volcano tragedy has been suspended by police. More to come:
Rapid Relief Team assisting NSW fire crews with water supply on fire fronts
Sky News host Rita Panahi says she "feels sorry" for Swedish activist Greta Thunberg because she looks like "a miserable child manipulated by adults".Greens MP David Shoebridge has revealed he is planning to go on holidays for more than a week despite criticising Prime Minister Scott Morrison for going on a break while bushfires raged.
Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese says criticising Scott Morrison’s overseas holiday while the bushfire season continues is “cheap politics”.One Australian that was unaccounted for following the White Island eruption has been found alive.US woman charged over fatal UK crash Police have broken up a climate protest outside Kirribilli House in Sydney moments after two Greens senators finished making a statement to media.Despite the rhetoric peddled by some politicians, the current drought is not the worst in recent Australian history according to Sky News host Rowan Dean.
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