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WARREN Truss is weighing up his future in federal parliament ahead of the next election and could soon announce his retirement. "It's a job I can do, but I'm not in a rush," Mr Joyce, the deputy leader, told Fairfax Media on Thursday. Deputy Liberal leader Julie Bishop noted that whoever leads the Nationals would also be the deputy prime minister. |
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Foreign Minister Julie Bishop doesn't intend to contact the female diplomat who complained about Jamie Briggs, but says she has been offered counselling. Ms Bishop says the Hong Kong-based officer has asked for privacy and she is satisfied that her department is providing appropriate support to the woman. |
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HARARE,- Kariba based cleric and critic of President Robert Mugabe, Patrick Mugadza (45) has urged local prophets with greater influence among the masses to break their silence in the face of continued injustices under the veteran leader’s rule. Mugadza, a pastor with the Remnant Church, was addressing journalists in Harare on Wednesday. |
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SILVER SPRING, Md. Jan. 6, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Radio One announced the call for nominations for its' Hometown Champion Award National Contest. The NAACP, the Nation's oldest and largest civil rights organization, will host the 47 th NAACP Image Awards, on Friday, February 5, 2016 broadcasting live.... |
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Right now, if you decided you wanted to hear, say, “Uptown Funk,” you could be listening to it in seconds. It’s up free on YouTube, streamable on Spotify or buyable for about two bucks on iTunes. The days of scavenging in record stores and slowly, expensively building a music library are over. It’s also become easier than ever to make music. |
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WARSAW — A six-hour private meeting on Wednesday between Jarosław Kaczyński , leader of Poland’s ruling Law and Justice party, and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in southern Poland brought together the two men who have most roiled European politics of late. |
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30 December 2015 - United Nations peacekeepers were out in force at polling stations throughout the Central African Republic (CAR) today as the country voted in presidential and legislative elections, a major step on the path to stability after two years of conflict between Muslims and Christians. |
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PARIS — A of the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo went on sale in France on Wednesday, amid a week of official commemorations and other events paying tribute to the 17 people who were killed one year ago in attacks last January at the newspaper’s office and other locations in the Paris area. |
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A fortnight ago, right-wing extremists hacked Prime Minister Bohuslav Sobotka’s twitter account, posting fake tweets in his name calling for a “white revolution” and labelling migrants an “invading army”. At the time, the prime minister responded by saying the false tweets only proved he was doing his job well. |
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The lists were compiled by AirlineRatings.com , an independent plane safety and product rating website. The website provided safety ratings for 407 airlines, awarding them up to seven stars for safety. Of those surveyed, 148 were given the top seven-star safety ranking but almost 50 had just three stars or less. |
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This week, CBS welcomes the New Year with a back to back crossover of their hit shows “NCIS” and “NCIS: New Orleans.” The teams from both cities work together to solve the mystery behind the deaths of passengers aboard a plane that was flying from New Orleans to Washington DC. |
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