Justin Milne resigns as ABC Chairman...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward September 27, 2018 Justin Milne resigns as ABC Chairman Justin Milne has formally resigned as Chairman of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation amid the ongoing governance drama at the public broadcaster. Content decisions made by ABC board 'a joke' Former Labor Senator Stephen Conroy has criticised the ABC board and former managing director Michelle Guthrie for their recent decisions related to the public broadcaster's content. The Assistant Treasurer can't differentiate debt and deficit: Chalmers FULL INTERVIEW: The Shadow Finance Minister has accused the Assistant Treasurer of failing to know the difference between debt and deficit. Image: Gary Ramage & Michael Batterham / News Corp Australia Prime Minister meets with strawberry growers The Prime Minister has met with strawberry growers on the Sunshine Coast to encourage workers to keep at their trade. Image: Jonathan Ng / News Corp Australia Japan lands rover pair on asteroid in world first Japan's space agency has become the first nation to land a rover on the surface of an asteroid, marking a crucial point in their mission to better understand the solar system. Three charged with attempted murder after woman thrown from Sydney bridge Three people have been charged with attempted murder and kidnapping after a woman was allegedly thrown from a bridge in Sydney's north-west on Sunday. Third woman accuses Brett Kavanaugh of sexual misconduct US Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh has been accused of sexual misconduct by a third woman. Australian university rankings slide in recent survey Six Australian universities have secured a position in the top 100, but the Times has warned the sector is 'stagnating' due to budget cuts. Qantas pilot training academy to open in Toowoomba The first of two Qantas pilot training academies are set to be established in Queensland. Tasmanian government deny claims it's underfunding health sector Tasmanian government has underfunded the health system by $100 million a year, according to a RDME Consulting report. Nominations for Wentworth by-election close Nominations for the eastern Sydney seat of Wentworth has just closed, 24 days out before the critical by-election. Assistant Treasurer confuses debt and deficit FULL INTERVIEW: The Assistant Treasurer is facing criticism from Labor after he mixed up the concepts of debt and deficit. Speaking to Sky News, Stuart Robert incorrectly stated Australia's net debt had reached a decade low of $10.1 billion. Kayaker's day out sealed with a slap A kayaker has copped a face full of tentacles after a seal emerged from the water and slapped him with an octopus. The man had been taking in the view at Kaikoura in New Zealand's south island when he suffered the rude interjection. US-China trade war could have positive impact on Australian LNG sales China says it is prepared to open up more markets for Australian LNG sales after it slapped 10 per cent tariffs on US gas exports. Duchess of Sussex steps out for first solo royal duties The Duchess of Sussex has completed her first solo engagement since joining the Royal Family. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe