Federal Budget leaks reveal big infrastructure spend...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward April 1, 2019 Federal Budget leaks reveal big infrastructure spend The latest leaks from the Federal Budget reveal a big infrastructure spend, should the Liberal Party be successful at the upcoming May election. Tasmanian teachers to walk off job for better pay Tasmanian Education Minister Jeremy Rockliff has urged teachers stop using children as pawn in their political games as they prepare to walk off the job for better pay. One man dead following scaffolding collapse in Sydney One man has died, and another is in a critical condition following a scaffolding collapse at a worksite in Sydney's north-west. Sydney tradie who joined IS pleads his family be allowed back into Australia A Sydney tradie who went to Syria to join Islamic State is now pleading for his pregnant wife, and their three young children to be allowed to return home. Home values continue to fall, but downturn slows Home values across the nation are still falling, but the pace of the housing downturn is slowing. Global demand on the rise for NSW coal New analysis indicates New South Wales is riding the wave of growing global demand for coal, with exports more than doubling since 2001. Private health premiums to increase A series of health insurance changes come into effect on Monday for Australians with private health coverage. Woman fighting for life after fire rips through Brisbane home A woman is fighting for life after a fire ripped through her townhouse on Brisbane's Northside. Shorten labels Coalition energy payments an 'election con' Labor has slammed the government's recently announced Energy Assistance payments, labelling them an 'election con'. Labor's energy targets will be a 'wrecking ball' to economy: Taylor Energy Minister Angus Taylor says Labor's 45 per cent emission reductions target is 'very aggressive' and will prove to be a 'wrecking ball'. Regional NSW take priority in new Cabinet make-up Recently re-elected New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian has announced her new Cabinet which has shifted to take a strong focus on regional areas. Facebook calls for greater internet regulation Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has called on governments to help write new rules to regulate the internet. Celebrities lead boycott of Brunei owned-hotels over country's anti-LGBT laws US Actor George Clooney has called for a boycott of luxury hotels owned by the Sultan of Brunei after the nation said it would introduce harsh anti-LGBT laws. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe