Coward punch attack hospitalises James Stannard...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward March 30, 2018 Coward punch attack hospitalises James Stannard Australian Rugby Sevens captain James Stannard is recovering in a stable condition in hospital after he was knocked unconscious in an alleged coward punch attack at Coogee in Sydney's east. Victoria's contoversial CFA bill up in flames Victoria's controversial bill to split the Country Fire Authority has been voted down at the eleventh hour. Nine people hospitalised after NSW hot air balloon crash Nine people are in hospital after a hot air balloon crashed at Pokolbin in the New South Wales Hunter Valley. The victims are being treated for suspected broken limbs and spinal injuries. EXCLUSIVE: Voters not fully sold on Labor's tax plan A Sky News/ReachTEL poll has found just one third of voters support Labor's plan to abolish cash refunds for franked dividends. 27 per cent of those surveyed support the move while a substantial 37 per cent remain undecided. Major leaders deliver their Easter message The nation's religious and political leaders are delivering their Easter messages, imploring all Australians to take time out to reflect on the true meaning on the season. Parent's tax returns should inform school funding: Michael Sukkar Federal government contributions to school funding should be calculated by analysing parent's incomes says Liberal MP Michael Sukkar. Warner to face media over ball-tampering David Warner is expected to properly address the ball-tampering saga on Saturday for the first time since being accused of masterminding the scandal. We should fully legalise vaping: Chairman of Health Committee The Chair of the parliamentary Committee on Health, Aged Care and Sport, Trent Zimmerman, has called on the government to fully legalise vaping. Tony Abbott pushes for message of forgiveness on Easter Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott has told Sky News Easter is a time for reflection and forgiveness. Russia expels 150 Western diplomats, shuts down US consulate In what is the latest retaliation in the ongoing woes between Russia and the West, the Kremlin has announced it will shut down the US consulate in St Petersburg and expel 150 Western diplomats, including 60 from the US. Sacked US VA Secretary condemns Washington as 'toxic' Sacked US Veteran Affairs Secretary David Shulkin has condemned Washington as toxic in a parting shot at President Donald Trump. Company tax cuts and Tony Abbott both on the nose: poll Liberal minister Craig Laundy has admitted the government's company tax cuts are a 'hard sell' for voters, with the latest Sky News ReachTel poll revealing the same sentiment. Cheetah jumps into safari tourist vehicle A cheetah has invited itself into a Land Cruiser where a group of tourists were on Safari in the Serengeti. Prince Philip misses Maundy service due to hip pain The 96-year-old Duke of Edinburgh has missed the annual Maundy service due to hip pain. The future for electric cars in Australia A new report suggests that 3 million Australians could be driving electric cars by 2030, however the industry is demanding funding for better infrastructure to support the goal. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe