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News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward October 18, 2019 Boris Johnson and EU agree on historic Brexit deal British Prime Minister Boris Johnson says he is confident MPs will want to vote for his new Brexit deal on Saturday. 'Albanese has learnt from the mistakes of Bill Shorten' Liberal Senator Eric Abetz says Anthony Albanese has learnt from the mistakes of Bill Shorten by proving Labor can stand up to the unions. 'Miserable moaners' already gearing up for 'Australia Day-bashing extravaganza' It's only October, but Sky News host Rita Panahi says the "miserable moaners" are already gearing up for "another Australia Day-bashing extravaganza". US and Turkey agree to a ceasefire in Syria The US President has declared a ceasefire in northern Syria is a "great outcome for all humanity". Keneally accuses Dutton of having 'unhinged obsession' with her Kristina Keneally has accused Peter Dutton of having an obsession with her "bordering on the unhinged" as the two traded barbs over border protection. Australian man shot dead at home in Texas A 29-year-old Australian man has been killed near Houston, Texas after armed intruders broke into his home. Week in politics: PM defends economic management There are just four sitting weeks left for the year, and the government is trying to prove it has the economy under control despite a global slowdown. Explosive allegations of abuse rock horse racing industry Hundreds of Australian racehorses are reportedly ending up at abattoirs each year according to a two-year undercover investigation by the ABC. Calls for ICAC probe into SA Health It's been revealed the South Australian government ruled out funding for an ICAC inquiry into its health system despite claims of corruption. UN condemns Australian welfare policies The United Nations has taken aim at two of Australia's welfare policies, questioning the legality of Centrelink's robodebt scheme and use of cashless welfare cards. Labor MPs reportedly accuse Keneally of breaking bipartisan national security conventions There are reports Labor MPs have raised concerns about Senator Kristina Keneally's handling of the Home Affairs portfolio, accusing her of unilaterally breaking bipartisan conventions on national security. Morrison govt welcomes Syria ceasefire The Morrison Government has welcomed the ceasefire in Syria and is urging Turkey to make the halt in fighting permanent. New Brexit deal faces backlash in Northern Ireland CNN international correspondent Nic Robertson says Boris Johnson's new deal with the European Union could be thwarted if he cannot secure support from politicians in Northern Ireland. Seven proposes $63.8m Prime merger Seven West Media has announced it intends to buy its regional affiliate Prime Media as part of a $63.8 million merger. William and Kate's turbulent flight has two aborted landings in Islamabad Prince William says he and wife Kate are fine after their turbulent flight's landing in Islamabad was aborted twice. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe