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Australia's election channel. View Online   |   Forward April 18, 2019 Morrison denies he is 'cutter in chief' Prime Minister Scott Morrison has denied Labor's claims the Coalition has cut funding towards 'schools, hospitals and services.' Folau should not be sacked over social media post: Kenny Sky News host Chris Kenny says star rugby player Israel Folau should not lose his career and 'have his life changed forever because he shared biblical extracts on social media'. Climate policy costing clash continues Both major party leaders have been forced to deny that their climate policies will cost the economy and cut jobs. Religious views are entitled to be shared: Ruddock FULL INTERVIEW: Former Howard government minister Philip Ruddock has urged the public to be tolerant of religious views in the aftermath of the Israel Folau controversy. Melbourne wife killer sentenced to nine years in jail The Melbourne man who killed his wife, dumped her body in bushland, then lied to cover up his crime, has been jailed for nine years. Columbine-obsessed teenager who forced school closures found dead A teenager 'infatuated' with the 1999 Columbine massacre who forced the closure of schools in Denver has been found dead. Notre Dame to be shut for five or six years after major fire Notre Dame Cathedral 'will be closed for five to six years' as it recovers from Monday's devastating fire, its rector has said. Folau to fight for rugby career Controversial rugby union star Israel Falou has hired a high-profile lawyer as he prepares to fight Rugby Australia to keep his $4 million contract. Blaze destroys Brisbane shopping complex At least nine businesses have been destroyed after a fire engulfed a shopping complex in Brisbane's south. Christensen a 'great local member': Kelly Liberal backbencher Craig Kelly says Nationals MP George Christensen is a 'great member' of parliament, regardless of allegations he misused taxpayer funds. Coalition's climate policy will have 'some impact' on economy Liberal Senator Arthur Sinodinos admits the Coalition's climate policies will have 'some impact' on the economy and jobs. Australia must stop 'exporting climate change through coal': Hanson-Young South Australian Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young says Labor has no serious plan to tackle climate change without a strategy to abort Australian coal. Gunmen kill 14 Pakistan bus passengers Gunmen have reportedly shot and killed 14 people after hijacking a bus in southwest Pakistan. Unemployment rate edges up to five per cent The official unemployment rate has edged up 0.1 per cent to five per cent for March. Rare blue diamond discovered in Botswana A large blue diamond has been discovered in the south African country of Botswana. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe