Calls for Anthony Albanese to promote Australian interests during the Chinese Premier's visit; Dismay in Las Vegas over a controversial Supreme Court ruling on bump stocks; Germany accounts for Scotland in the Euro Championships opener.Dismay in Las Vegas over a controversial Supreme Court ruling on bump stocksThe federal opposition says Australian concerns must be kept "front of mind" as the Prime Minister prepares to welcome China's premier to our shores.
"This visit will need to be one where the Albanese government is open and upfront about the global concerns we have in terms of China not using its role to put pressure on Russia and Iran and those who are responsible for such destruction in the globe at present... Regional concerns, particularly the way China's own military engages in the region. And the dangerous position it has put Australian troops in, as well as those of the Philippines.
"It's sad that we have more of a risk that our children can experience what my sister and I did, you know. That's something that could have been a deadly shooting turned into the largest mass shooting in our country's history. Like - it's just insanity. And I'm sad that we can't understand that as a country. I'm sad that our Supreme Court can't understand that.
Premier Chris Minns says the spend would enable longer routes, new routes for weekends and those for under-serviced areas to cut the risk of having to "rely on Uber"."We've made progress so clearly we're in a better position today than we were 12 months ago, but there's still more to do. I think the focus on recruiting retired bus drivers and also perhaps even consider if this is a particular profession is something really worth exploring.
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