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News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward October 22, 2019 Justin Trudeau's Liberal Party projected to form minority govt Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is projected to remain in power following a closely fought Federal election. NSW Health Minister 'should be ashamed of himself' An emotional Paul Murray says "the health minister should be ashamed of himself" after it was revealed a NSW hospital discharged a one-year-old girl with a broken neck. 'There is no time limit on drought in Australia' One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson will attempt to widen access to a financial scheme offering drought-stricken farmers critical assistance payments. Nationals MP threatens to call spill against deputy leader Nationals MPs are publicly downplaying leadership tensions, but privately are frustrated at Bridget McKenzie's handling of the dairy code of conduct. Around 40 youth charged with 'wave' of street gang violence Around 40 of Victoria's most dangerous young criminals have been charged following extensive police raids in Melbourne. UK House of Commons speaker rejects vote on Brexit deal Britain's House of Commons speaker John Bercow has rejected calls for a meaningful vote on the Prime Minister's Brexit deal. EXCLUSIVE: Jacinda Ardern launched personal attack on Alan Jones Sky News has unearthed a personal attack – launched by Jacinda Ardern – against Alan Jones in a 2012 tweet where she referred to the broadcaster as a "git" and claimed he was "intensely disliked". Accused serial killer's trial date moved The trial for accused Claremont serial killer Bradley Robert Edwards has been pushed back by a week after he pleaded guilty to five of the charges against him. Qld govt calls for urgent inquiry into racehorse treatment The Queensland Government has ordered an urgent investigation into the treatment of retired racehorses, after an ABC investigation exposed the brutal treatment of former racehorses at a Caboolture abattoir. Pauline Hanson pushes to extend drought-assistance One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson will attempt to widen access to a financial scheme offering drought-stricken farmers critical assistance payments. Medevac laws 'working as intended' Labor MP Matt Thistlethwaite has told Sky News he believes the medevac legislation is "working as intended" despite revelations that fewer than one in 10 asylum seekers transported to Australian shores has actually required hospital treatment. Qld Premier forced to apologise over attack on Katter's Australia Party Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has been ordered to apologise to parliament after being found guilty of contempt. Assange extradition hearing to go ahead in February The full extradition hearing of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange will go ahead next February, after a judge in London declined a request by his lawyers to delay proceedings by three months. Trade optimism to boost Australian shares Australian shares are poised to open higher on Tuesday as renewed trade optimism lifts global markets. Billy Elliot the Musical returns to the stage in Australia Billy Elliot the Musical is making a return to the stage at Sydney's Lyric Theatre, marking the 10th anniversary of its last Australian tour. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe