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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward February 27, 2019 Cardinal George Pell taken into custody Cardinal George Pell has had his bail revoked at a pre-sentencing hearing at Melbourne's County Court. 'Australia's justice system is exposed' following Pell conviction: Jayes Sky News host Laura Jayes says Australia's justice system is 'exposed' following the George Pell revelations. Coronial inquest to be held into death of Qld toddler A full coronial inquest will be held into the death of Queensland toddler Mason Jet Lee. President Trump's former lawyer to testify before Congress US President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen will testify before Congress. Trump and Kim prepare for second meeting President Donald Trump will meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Hanoi later today for the first time since their summit in Singapore in June last year. PM expected to announce royal commission into disability abuse Prime Minister Scott Morrison has reached out to the states and territories in a bid to gain support for a royal commission into the abuse of disabled Australians. PM to back Tasmania hydro-electricity project Prime Minister Scott Morrison will today announce his commitment to a hydro-electricity project in Tasmania. Sixth person charged over alleged police bashing in Melbourne A sixth person has been charged over an alleged bashing on two Melbourne policemen who were left severely battered and bruised. Four charged in Melbourne over alleged drug syndicate Four people are due to face a Melbourne court over their alleged involvement in a drug syndicate that imported 1,300 kilograms of the drug precursor, ephedrine. Drought to be a decisive factor in NSW state election The New South Wales seat of Barwon is set to be a hotly contested electorate in the upcoming state election, with drought and water security expected to be key issues. Tasmanian govt delays return to parliament The Tasmanian government is delaying its return to parliament by one week following historical sexual abuse allegations against a vetern Liberal MP. Govt to announce royal commission into disability abuse The federal government is set to announce a royal commission into the abuse of disabled Australians. US House votes to revoke Trump's national emergency The US House of Representatives has voted to block President Donald Trump's national emergency declaration over US-Mexico border wall funding. Market underestimates 'buy now, pay later' users: Flexigroup CEO Flexigroup CEO Rebecca James has told Ticky Fullerton the market underestimates the number of users currently using their buy now, pay later product, sitting at more than one million customers. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe