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News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward September 28, 2019 Chilling details of Canadian highway murders released Canadian police have revealed new details in their investigation into the murders of Australian tourist Lucas Fowler, his American girlfriend Chynna Deese and university lecturer Leonard Dick. Banks have become 'scrooge-like and miserly' on lending Sky News host Sharri Markson has revealed one of the big four banks asked a young couple to commit to stopping their IVF treatments before they could get a modest home loan. Jim Chalmers urges Labor to 'return to the centre' A senior Labor frontbencher will use a landmark speech to call on his party to return to the 'centre ground of politics'. Trump's Ukraine envoy quits after whistleblower complaint Donald Trump's Ukraine envoy has resigned after being named in a whistleblower complaint which sparked an impeachment inquiry into the president. Boris Johnson referred to police watchdog over Jennifer Arcuri claims Boris Johnson has been referred to a police watchdog in connection with allegations a businesswoman received favourable treatment when he was mayor of London. Hundreds of boys and young men freed from 'torture house' in Nigeria More than 300 boys and young men have been rescued after they were chained, beaten, starved and sexually assaulted in a building in northern Nigeria. Big four bank denies IVF couple a loan Treasurer Josh Frydenberg is raising further concerns about the stringent application of sensible lending rules after one of the big four banks told a young couple they must stop IVF treatment, to be approved for a home loan. Water theft increasing in drought-affected Qld The drought crisis is becoming so extreme in parts of Queensland, some farmers are reportedly turning to crime. Two teens critical after Melbourne stabbing Two teenagers are fighting for life after they were stabbed at Kings Park in Melbourne. Treasurer defends retirement income review Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has denied pensions are under threat following the announcement of a review into the retirement income system. Sinodinos to leave Senate in November Arthur Sinodinos has confirmed he will leave the Senate in November before replacing Joe Hockey as Australia's ambassador to the United States in Washington. Morrison announces a further $100 million in drought assistance Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced almost $100 million of extra assistance for drought-affected communities. Concern over Hong Kong police violence A 17-year-old Hong Kong school student has spoken exclusively to Sky News about being brutally beaten by Hong Kong police after a peaceful protest. Trump considers delisting Chinese firms from US markets Chinese companies could be delisted from the US stock exchange. John Jarratt on his book 'Assault by Media' Actor John Jarratt wants to see Australia's legal system changed after he was found not guilty of rape. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe