PM warns people smugglers 'you will not succeed'...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward February 17, 2019 PM warns people smugglers 'you will not succeed' Prime Minister Scott Morrison has issued a warning to asylum seekers and people smugglers that their attempts to come to Australia 'will not succeed'. Government won't oppose disability royal commission: Morrison The government is facing mounting pressure to call a royal commission into the treatment of people with disabilities after extending Thursday's Question Time to avoid the prospect of losing a vote in the House of Representatives. Visit by Duke and Duchess of Sussex cost taxpayers $500,000 Australian taxpayers forked out almost $500,000 for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's 16-day round trip of Australia, it's been revealed. NSW Premier promises $2.8 billion hospital boost if re-elected The NSW Government is promising the state's largest boost to the health sector to date if re-elected in March. Southeast Qld braces for wild weather as Cyclone Oma nears Southeast Queensland is bracing for more wild weather as a tropical storm passes through the Pacific. Govt faces mounting pressure to call disability royal commission The government is facing mounting pressure to call a royal commission into the treatment of people with disabilities. Workplace age discrimination 'endemic' in Australia Employment lawyers are reporting an increase in the number of older Australians suffering from age-related discrimination in the workplace. Man injured during robbery in Sydney's east A man has been taken to hospital after being robbed in Sydney's east. Govt to spend extra $12m on immunisation awareness The federal government will commit an extra $12 million over the next three years to counter misinformation about vaccinations. NSW Young Liberals suspended from party Four New South Wales Young Liberals have been suspended from the party for six months after being accused of making derogatory comments about women in an online chat group. Bridget McKenzie apologises for appearing to mock overweight people Deputy Nations Leader Bridget McKenzie has apologised after a photo of her appearing to mock overweight people at an obesity summit emerged online. Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un to discuss denuclearisation North Korean leader Kim Jong Un will arrive in Vietnam on February 25 ahead of a planned second summit with US President Donald Trump. US and China hail 'progress' at trade war truce talks The US and China are to hold further trade war peace talks in Washington next week after both sides hailed 'progress'. Sunday Showbiz: Rap dominates the Grammys Sunday Showbiz: Rap scores a Grammy breakthrough while the event was dominated by female artists from the world of showbiz news. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe