NSW Government To Review Mask Use On Public Transport - In The News Friday 21 August - Hope 103.2

NSW Government To Review Mask Use On Public Transport – In The News Friday 21 August

To appease bus drivers who were planning to strike next week. The bus drivers will hold a stop-work meeting on Monday, instead. And other headlines.

By Hope NewsroomFriday 21 Aug 2020NewsReading Time: 1 minute

Today’s headlines from the Hope News team

The State Government has promised a review of mask use on public transport to appease bus drivers who were planning to strike next week.

The bus drivers will hold a stop-work meeting on Monday, instead.

State and territory governments are being urged to reach a consensus on border rules.

The issues around domestic border closures are expected to dominate discussions at National Cabinet.

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A man has been charged over the murder of a nine-week-old baby boy in Sydney’s west earlier this year.

The baby died in hospital almost a month after being found unresponsive at an Auburn home.

The NSW education minister says tougher rules on inter-school sport are designed to help stop coronavirus disrupting HSC exams.

Additional restrictions have been brought in for schools this week including a ban on sport outside your local area.

People have until today to indicate whether they support amendments to the Anti-Discrimination Act.

The One Nation bill would make it illegal to discriminate on the basis of religion.

A prominent anti-corruption campaigner in Russia is unconscious in hospital after a suspected poisoning.

Alexei Navalny’s supporters believe something was put in his tea.