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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward December 28, 2018 Arsalan Khawaja's bail revoked following re-arrest Arsalan Khawaja, the brother of cricket star Usman Khawaja, has had his bail revoked in a Sydney court. Stark contrast between Morrison and Trump on Middle East policy The contrast between Scott Morrison and Donald Trump when it comes to Middle East deployment 'could not be more stark', according to Sky News host Kieran Gilbert. Wild Oats XI claims ninth victory in Sydney Hobart Yacht Race Wild Oats XI has claimed line honours in the 2018 Sydney Hobart Yacht Race for a record ninth time. Gang of teens assaults beachgoers A gang of teenagers has gone on a destructive rampage on a suburban beach in Melbourne's south east, leaving one man in hospital with glassing wounds. Australian 'fly-in fly-out' robbers linked to Chilean gang Authorities say the arrest of people in Melbourne, Sydney and the United States has disrupted an international syndicate dealing in stolen luxury items. Michelle Guthrie fights for former job back Former ABC managing director Michelle Guthrie has asked the federal court to reinstate her, arguing the Australian Broadcasting Corporation had no right to sack her. California to launch satellite to 'point out those who pollute' The outgoing California Governor has proposed a brazen new climate change initiative to 'point out those who pollute'. Hefty police presence to watch over New Year celebrations A high-visibility policing strategy is being launched ahead of New Year's Eve celebrations in Sydney and Melbourne as swarms of people prepare to usher in 2019. Royal Australian Navy seizes more than 900kg of heroin The Royal Australian Navy has seized more than 900kg of heroin during a two-day operation in the Arabian Ocean. Australia's deportation policy: Year in Review New Zealand's concerns about Australia's hardline deportation policy escalated into an angry war of words in 2018. Government's handling of 'sugar babes' scandal called into question The Morrison government's handling of the 'sugar babes' scandal has been called into question amid reports the Prime Minister's office stayed silent on the allegations against Andrew Broad for two weeks before they were made public. Joyce calls for changes to drought relief funding Barnaby Joyce is calling for changes to the conditions placed on drought relief funding. Family of Lion Air crash victim sues Boeing The family of a passenger who was one of 189 people to die in a Lion Air flight crash is now suing Boeing. Viral videos and internet sensations: Year in Review Audio anomalies, self-destructing art, and a superhero racoon were among the world's biggest viral stories of 2018. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe