Two large sharks reportedly shot in Queensland...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward September 22, 2018 Two large sharks reportedly shot in Queensland Two large sharks have been reportedly been killed after being caught on drum lines on the Whitsunday islands where two tourists were almost fatally mauled this week. I won't buckle to 'bully boy games' from journalists: Peta Credlin Sky News host Peta Credlin says she will not put up with journalists who employ 'abuse and intimidation' in order to silence her from correcting factual mistakes in their reporting. Government begins banning travel for people with outstanding debt The government has begun banning people who owe money to federal agencies from travelling overseas in a move to recoup $800 million. Bill Slater charged by NRL and could miss grand final Melbourne Storm fullback Billy Slater has been charged with a grade-one shoulder charge offence that could see the NRL great's career come to a premature end. Captain Cook's HMS Endeavour may have been located in the US A joint marine archaeological team is confident they have located the wreck of Captain James Cook's vessel, HMS Endeavour, at the bottom of a Rhode Island harbour off America's east coast. Gunman behind fatal shooting of three in Maryland identified The women behind the fatal shooting of three people in the US state of Maryland has been identified as 26-year-old Snochia Moseley. NZ celebrates 125 years of gender-equal voting rights Celebrations have taken place across New Zealand this week to mark the moment, 125 years ago, when the country became the first in the world to give women the right to vote. Shark attacks still sporadic within Australia: Marine biologist Associate Professor at Macquarie University's Department of Biological Sciences Jane Williamson says despite a recent spate of incidents, shark attacks remain uncommon within Australia. Steve Smith and Dave Warner return to Sydney grade cricket Steve Smith and Dave Warner have returned to Sydney grade cricket, six months after being found guilty of ball tampering during a Test match against South Africa. Second US-North Korea summit confirmed US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has confirmed preparations for a second US-North Korea summit are underway. Labor unveils locations it will establish subsidised MRI machines Labor has revealed new details about where subsidised life-saving medical scanners will be rolled out if it wins the next election. Morrison has 'no doubt' NSW will back his school funding plan Prime Minister Scott Morrison says he has 'no doubt' the New South Wales government will back his $4.6 billion cash injection into catholic and independent schools once it is across the details. Senior US Justice Department official denies wanting to replace Trump The US Deputy Attorney-General, Rod Rosenstein has denied a reports he urged Trump cabinet members to vote to remove the President from office. Insurance companies could face criminal charges The royal commission into the banking sector has left the door open for criminal charges to be laid against several companies. Meghan Markle launches cookbook tribute to Grenfell fire survivors The Dutchess of Sussex has been joined by her mother and the Duke of Sussex to launch a cookbook that showcases recipes from the survivors of the Grenfell Tower fire, which in 2017 killed 71 people in London. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe