Labor has nothing to crow about: PM...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward July 29, 2018 Labor has nothing to crow about: PM Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has played down the results of the Super Saturday by-elections, which saw the Coalition fail to retake any seats from Labor or the Independent candidate Rebekha Sharkie. True Crime: Black widow's would-be victim fears reprisal The man who was almost killed by the notorious 'Black Widow' murderer Patricia Byers fears he could be targeted should she be released on parole. Bill Shorten quashes leadership concerns with by-election victories Bill Shorten says his party's success in the Super Saturday by-elections is a signpost for a Labor win at the next election. At least five dead as wildfires rage in northern California Five people, including two children, have died in a raging wildfire in northern California. At least 25 dead after bus plunges into gorge in India At least 25 people are dead after a bus fell into a deep gorge in western India on Saturday. The West is losing its identity: Lauren Southern Right-wing provocateur Lauren Southern has told Sky News the 'cult' of multiculturalism is eroding western identity. Qld health researchers pilot world-first brain tumor program Queensland health researchers are piloting a new program that delivers psychologist support to people with brain tumors. Majority of women feel 'judged' over breastfeeding choice: survey According to a new survey published in the Daily Telegraph, three in four mothers feel negatively scrutinised over their decision whether to breastfeed their newborn. US President disputes claims he knew about his son's Russian meeting The US President has hit out at claims he knew in advance about his son's meeting with a Russian lawyer before the 2016 election. Trump open to visiting Moscow following Putin's invitation The White House says US President Donald Trump is open to visiting Moscow following an invitation from his Russian counterpart. New Zealand's general election result was unjust and unfair: Howard Former prime minister John Howard says the result of New Zealand's 2017 general election was 'unjust and unfair'. At least 10 people dead after Indonesian earthquake An Indonesian earthquake has killed at least 10 people and injured dozens more. Taliban hold 'face to face meeting' with US official: reports The Taliban says it has held its first 'face to face meeting' with a US official in a step towards ending the Afghanistan war. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe