A tornado leaves hundreds of residents in Western Australia without power; Israel orders further evacuations as it continues it invasion in Rafah; A disqualification at the Eurovision Song Contest threatens to overshadow grand final fanfare; and Essendon makes an impressive comeback against...
A tornado leaves hundreds of residents in Western Australia without power; Israel orders further evacuations as it continues it invasion in Rafah; A disqualification at the Eurovision Song Contest threatens to overshadow grand final fanfare; and Essendon makes an impressive comeback against Greater Western Sydney.Israel orders further evacuations as it continues it invasion in Rafah.Essendon makes an impressive comeback against Greater Western Sydney.
Around fifteen young people and staff were left unharmed when the tornado severely damaged the Bunbury Police and Citizens Youth Club. Despite warnings from the international community, including it's closest ally the United states, Israel says it will proceed with an invasion into Rafah. More than half-way through India's six week long national elections, the congress party led opposition says in a letter to the commission that no meaningful action has been taken.
"Actually, if it is a success story as Modi's party has been trumpeting it everywhere, then they should have come and fought elections over here and sought the mandate of the people or endorsement of the people. They are sceptical themselves and they are scared of fighting elections directly."Controversy continues to surround this years Eurovision grand final as Dutch singer Joost Klein is expelled following complaints from a female member of production.
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