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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward April 22, 2018 Banks set to gain billions from company tax cuts The banks are projected to gain $3 each billion over the coming decade if the government passes its company tax cuts. Victorian govt to give energy customers $50 cash bonus Victorians will be able to claim a fifty dollar handout from the government, for logging into an energy plan comparing website from July. Russian cyber attacks, spy poisoning on Turnbull's agenda in Germany Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is set to discuss Russia's involvement in cyber attacks and a recent nerve agent attack when he meets with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. All aged-care facilities must offer flu shot to staff All aged-care facilities will be required to offer the flu shot to all staff as part of a government crackdown on fatal outbreaks. Bishop deflects on UK's plans to counter China's influence in post-Brexit Pacific Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has told Sky News that Australia has encouraged the UK to forge a greater presence in the Pacific, post-Brexit — but she won't confirm if the move is to counter China's growing influence in the region. Former first lady Barbara Bush laid to rest Former US first lady Barbara Bush has been officially laid to rest at a funeral service in Houston, Texas. Two teenagers charged over fatal Melbourne hit and run Police have charged two teenagers following a fatal hit and run collision in Melbourne on early Saturday morning. Two charged over Sydney stabbing Two people have been charged over the alleged stabbing of two people at Redfern in Sydney early Sunday morning. Banning gay conversion therapy an ALP priority: Shadow Health Minister Stamping out gay conversion therapy across Australia would be a 'personal priority' for shadow health minister Catherine King if Labor wins the next election. Victorian government offering energy customers $50 cash bonus Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has unveiled a $50 million election-year cash injection which will see each Victorian power customer receive $50. New Zealand is not immune to foreign intelligence gathering: Ardern New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has told Sky News the country is not immune to foreign intelligence gathering. Democrats file suit against Russia, Trump's campaign and WikiLeaks The Democratic Party is suing the Russian government, US President Donald Trump's campaign and WikiLeaks, alleging they fueled a wide-ranging conspiracy to influence the 2016 US presidential election. Weapons inspectors visit site of alleged chemical attack Weapons inspectors have collected samples from the Syrian town of Douma, where they are investigating a suspected chemical weapons attack. North Korea stops all nuclear and missile tests ahead of Korean summit North Korean leader Kim Jong-un says Pyongyang has suspended its nuclear and missile tests — and will shut down its atomic testing site. New study details Australia's financial well-being A new research study has been released that paints a picture of the financial well-being of the nation. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe