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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward October 28, 2018 At least 11 people killed in US synagogue shooting At least 11 people have been killed and six injured in a shooting at a synagogue in the US city of Pittsburgh. Female athletes 'disadvantaged' by transgender competitors Sky News host Rita Panahi says cisgendered female athletes are at an 'unfair disadvantage' when competing against transgender athletes. Victorian Labor and Liberal parties launch election campaigns The Victorian Labor and Liberal parties have launched their campaigns ahead of the November 24 state election. Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrive in New Zealand The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have arrived in New Zealand for the final leg of their 16-day-long royal tour. Helicopter of Leicester City football club owner incinerates in crash A helicopter belonging to the owner of Leicester City football club Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha has crashed outside the club's stadium and erupted in flames. Two new treatments added to PBS scheme A lung-cancer treatment and a drug to help those with high cholesterol are being added to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme. US mail bomb suspect charged with five federal offences The man accused of mailing 13 pipe bombs across the United States has been charged with five federal offences. Govt's drought fund stops farmers disappearing: NSW Farmers President The President of NSW Farmers has backed the federal government's proposal to increase its drought assistance package. Police search for family following Queensland murder Police are searching for a family who may have information regarding the murder of a 24-year-old woman in Far North Queensland. NSW Premier refuses to speculate over Luke Foley New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian has refused to answer questions about speculation Michael Daley could replace state Opposition Leader Luke Foley. Coalition shouldn't be worried about vote of no confidence: Sharkie Independent MPs are warning the Government may be faced with a test when it comes to getting major policy areas through the lower house. Government backdoor policy an 'overreaction': O'Connor Shadow Employment Minister Brendan O'Connor has labelled the government's backdoor policy that prohibits resettled refugees from ever returning to Australia as an 'overreaction'. Oldest living woman celebrates 118th birthday The world's oldest living woman has been gifted blankets and sweaters as she celebrated her 118th birthday. Harry and Meghan to honour athletes at Invictus Games closing ceremony Prince Harry and Meghan are gearing up to attend the Invictus Games closing ceremony as the royal couple prepare to wrap up the Australian leg of their tour. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe