Sheer ‘arrogance’ of climate protesters ‘holds a city to ransom’...

News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward October 29, 2019 Sheer 'arrogance' of climate protesters 'holds a city to ransom' Sky News hosts Laura Jayes and Peter Stefanovic have clashed with the organiser of a protest to shut down a mining conference in Melbourne. Drought response not a 'competition' Prime Minister Scott Morrison says drought must not become a "competition" about who feels the most passionately. Boris Johnson fails with third attempt for pre-Christmas election Britain's Prime Minister has seen MPs oppose his call for an early general election for a third time - which is expected to lead to him making an immediate fourth attempt tomorrow. Shark attack at Qld's Airlie Beach leaves two seriously injured Two men are in a serious condition after they were bitten by shark at Queensland's Airlie Beach. Drought minister's Farm Household Allowance claim sparks confusion The drought minister's office is clarifying government policy after David Littleproud told the ABC's Q&A program that no farmers will be kicked off the Farm Household Allowance. Hong Kong falls into recession after months of protests Hong Kong has fallen into recession as pro-democracy protests continue to paralyse the city. 50 arrested as Melbourne climate protests turn violent Climate protesters and police have clashed at a rally at the International Mining and Resources Conference, with 50 activists arrested as demonstrations turned violent. Ivan Milat told police 'I can't help ya' Serial killer Ivan Milat told police he couldn't reveal any information about his crimes even if police "put a blowtorch" to his eyes. Layout plans for new western Sydney airport revealed Plans have been revealed for the appearance and layout of the new 24-hour Badgery's Creek airport in western Sydney - due to open in 2026. Govt has no plans to fit new submarines with nuclear warheads The government has no plans to fit Australian submarines with nuclear warheads, despite having the capacity to do so. Policy on the run: Labor MP calls out govt's drought confusion The opposition has seized on the drought policy confusion currently gripping the Morrison Government, with Labor's Joel Fitzgibbon telling Sky News that this is a prime example of policy on the run. Kingsford Smith's limitations to be addressed with new Sydney airport The major criticisms of Sydney's Kingsford Smith airport are being addressed in the design of the new airport in the city's west, according to Urban Infrastructure Minister Alan Tudge. US considers releasing Baghdadi raid footage, moments before death The United States will consider releasing classified video footage showing the final moments of the world's most wanted terrorist, before his death. ACCC launches lawsuit against Google The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has launched a lawsuit against Google and its subsidiary Google Australia over allegedly misleading Android users over how it collects, stores and uses personal location data. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe