Just 15 per cent gave the president an ‘A.’
Trump’s low marks run the gamut from his policies to his messaging. Seventy per cent said his frequent use of Twitter ‘reckless and distracting.’ Just 19 per cent called it ‘effective and informative.’
Source: One in three voters say Trump deserves a grade of ‘F’ | Daily Mail Online
Mr Thompson’s remains are yet to be found and forensic officers are continuing investigations at a home in Bald Hills which “remains a primary crime scene”, police say.
Police refused to confirm whether the Bald Hills man lived at the property, or if he was connected to it in any way.
Source: Second man charged over Thompson’s murder | Perth Now
Flights from Doha, Abu Dhabi and Dubai will face random explosive trace detection (ETD) screenings starting from April 6, Transport Minister Darren Chester announced.
The boosted security measures follow the crackdown on electronics in carry-on luggage during flights from the Middle East to the US and UK.
Source: Australia boosts security on flights from Middle East | Daily Mail Online
Firefighters say that the explosion was a manhole blast and that three manholes are on fire, according to scanner activity.
The explosion occurred around 8am, at the intersection of Broadway and East 12th Street – near the landmark bookstore, The Strand.
Firefighters are on scene and so are trucks for ConEdison, the city’s gas provider.
12th Street has been closed from 4th Avenue to Broadway.
Source: BREAKING NEWS: Possible explosion in lower Manhattan | Daily Mail Online
And while Jessica Brown Findlay finds herself going back in time again for her new Tv series Harlots, the tale of London prostitutes in the 1760s sees her indulging in racy scenes that would make even the wildest member of the Crawley family blush.
In newly-unveiled scenes from the show, the brunette beauty is seen with her green dress unbuttoned to reveal her corset, stockings and suspenders, as her character Charlotte Wells enjoys a tryst with amorous Sir George Howard (Hugh Skinner).
y stars in onscreen tryst in Harlots | Daily Mail Online
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Source: Pakistan bomb blast kills 22 and leaves dozens injured | The Independent
Rodney Charles Rayner, 49, communicated with the 51-year-old victim on Facebook and by telephone before meeting for the first time at his home in November 2015, the WA District Court heard on Friday.
He subjected her to a ruthless, brutal and sustained sex attack, causing bruising and swelling all over her face and body, Judge Christopher Stevenson said.
The woman begged him to stop, yet he showed no pity, and the judge said Rayner’s actions were sadistic.
He said Rayner maximised the woman’s humiliation and degradation, and took pleasure in her distress.
Source: Facebook rape: Rodney Charles Rayner jailed | Perth Now
Police found the man’s partner and children, aged four and six, safe but distressed after they managed to free themselves from the flooded vehicle in the Ipswich suburb of Karrabin about 8.30pm on Thursday.
That was at the height of wild weather that lashed Queensland’s southeast, as the remnants of ex-cyclone Debbie moved south, dumping torrential rain.
Source: Drink-driver left family in Queensland flood waters | Daily Mail Online
She’s known for her award winning acting and wowing on the big screen.
And now, Naomi Watts has been presented with the Distinguished Decade Of Achievement In Film award at CinemaCon in Las Vegas on Thursday night.
The Aussie actress beamed as she gave a speech to thank the audience for the recognition of her acting career at the star-studded film industry event.
Source: Naomi Watts accepts Achievement in Film award at CinemaCon | Daily Mail Online
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It hasn’t rained in Perth for four whole days but it is now officially the wettest January to March since records began in 1876.
From January 1 until today, 206.2mm of rain has been recorded in the Perth rain gauge.
VIDEO: Record Perth rainfall for January to March | Perth Now
So I approach The Good Fight (More4), the TGW spin-off show fans have been baying for, with a feeling of rising anxiety that I am going to enjoy it. Imagine my gloom after the opening double bill, which plays out like the perfect superhero origin story but with more decanters and depositions. It’s brilliant. Not only will I have to watch every last second of it over the coming weeks, but the spectre of TGW (I dare not type its name) looms ever larger, reminding me of what I am now undoubtedly missing.
The Good Fight stars Christine Baranski as Diane Lockhart, partner in (deep breath) Lockhart, Deckler, Gussman, Lee, Lyman, Gilbert, Lurie, Kagan, Tannebaum & Associates, the top Chicago law firm where we (well, not me, obviously) left her at the end of The Good Wife’s seventh and final season in 2016.
The BBC Two program’s “tame racing driver” was tasked with getting behind the wheel of a souped-up 1960s dodgem to celebrate the return of the motoring show.
Source: Top Gear’s The Stig breaks world record in restored dodgem car | Perth Now
South Korea’s disgraced former President Park Geun-hye was arrested and jailed Friday over the corruption allegations that already ended her tumultuous four-year rule and prompted an election to find a successor.
A convoy of vehicles, including a black sedan carrying Park, entered a detention facility near Seoul before dawn after the Seoul Central District Court granted a prosecutors’ request to arrest her.
Many Park supporters waved national flags and shouted “president” as Park’s car entered the facility. An opponent held up a mock congratulatory ribbon with flowers that read “Park Geun-hye, congratulations for entering prison. Come out as a human being after 30 years.”
Prosecutors can detain Park for up to 20 days, during which they are expected to formally charge her and have her jailed during the next several months of court procedures. A district court in South Korea normally issues a ruling within six months of an indictment.
Source: Deposed S. Korean president arrested, jailed after long saga
A breakdown of the commission’s rulings since 2006 and the State’s mining royalties reveals $39 billion that swelled WA coffers was lost in the annual GST carve-up.
Victoria has been the biggest winner from the WA mining boom, prompting calls from the mining sector to change the grants commission process.
Every year the commission looks at the revenue and costs facing each State and Territory, redistributing GST based on the relative strengths or weaknesses of each.
In its most recent allocation, under which WA will get 34.4¢ of every dollar raised in GST in the State, almost $5.8 billion worth of “mining production” was moved between the States and Territories. WA accounted for $5.3 billion of the total that was moved to other areas.
Since the middle of last decade, WA has lost almost $39 billion under the GST carve-up because of its relative strength in mining.
Source: WA loses $39 billion in GST carve-up | Perth Now
