Ken Vowles sacked from NT cabinet...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward December 21, 2018 Ken Vowles sacked from NT cabinet Sky News understands Northern Territory Aboriginal Affairs Minister Ken Vowles has been sacked from cabinet. Ken Vowles won't be 'gagged by anybody' amid sacking from cabinet FULL PRESS CONFERENCE: Ken Vowles has been dismissed from cabinet as the Northern Territory's Aboriginal affairs minister. Australia's joins global condemnation of China's hacking campaign Australia has joined in global condemnation of Beijing after the US charged Chinese hackers accused of attempting to steal trade secrets and technologies. US Defence Secretary James Mattis resigns US Defence Secretary Jim Mattis has resigned, just a day after President Donald Trump announced he will pull American troops out of Syria. Body of man missing in waters off NSW coast found The body of a third man who was swept out to sea on the NSW mid north coast earlier this week has been found. Freak NSW storm declared an insurance 'catastrophe' A freak storm over Sydney yesterday is expected to cost insurers hundreds of millions of dollars, with one insurer estimating its cost to surpass $160 million. Major trucking company goes into liquidation Thousands of presents could be stuck at depots this Christmas after truck drivers from a major freight company were told their employer had gone into liquidation. Major clean up underway after destructive Sydney storm A major clean up is underway across the Central Coast and Sydney after the region was battered by the worst hail storm in two decades. Unnamed federal MP 'target of blackmail': reports Concerns that an unnamed federal MP may have been the target of blackmailers has resulted in an inquiry by the Australian Federal Police, The Herald Sun reports. Week in Politics: Andrew Broad scandal overshadows strong MYEFO numbers Week in Politics Wrap: The scandal and resulting resignation of married MP Andrew Broad, who used a ' sugar baby' website to meet up with a younger woman in Hong Kong, has largely overshadowed the week's events. PM surprises Australian troops in Iraq for Christmas Prime Minister Scott Morrison has met with the 800 Australian troops stationed in Iraq for a surprise Christmas visit. US faces government shutdown over border protection A partial government shutdown looks increasingly likely in the United States, despite a new spending bill passing the House of Representatives this afternoon. Further falls expected in Australian housing market Further falls are expected in the Australian housing market in the new year, following a 'mixed to weak' 2018. Weinstein lawyers fail to have sexual assault charges dropped Disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein looks set to go to trial, with his lawyers of have failing to get any sexual assault charges against him dropped. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe