Ron Medich found guilty of Michael McGurk's murder...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward April 23, 2018 Ron Medich found guilty of Michael McGurk's murder After nine years and two trials, Ron Medich has been found guilty of murdering his former business partner Michael McGurk. A jury has ruled Medich ordered the 2009 hit which saw McGurk gunned down in the presence of his young son. Remote Indigenous housing to receive $500m boost Remote Indigenous housing will receive a funding boost of more than $500 million dollars over the next five years. Northern Territory to receive $259 million tax windfall The Northern Territory will receive a bigger chunk of the GST pie after it lifted a moratorium on onshore gas fracking. Turnbull has derailed the Australia-China relationship with a face punch: Rudd FULL INTERVIEW: Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has criticised Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull for his poor treatment of China. Coalition closing gap despite 31st Newspoll loss Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has secured the Coalition's best two party-preferred Newspoll result since September 2016. The latest figures show the government has cut Labor's lead to 51-49, but the result remains a mixed bag for the PM. Delaying the banking inquiry was politically unwise: Turnbull Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull concedes the delay to call a banking inquiry wasn't in his government's best interest. Australian Surf Lifesaving Championships returns to the Gold Coast The Australian Surf Lifesaving Championships are set to return to the Gold Coast after a five-year absence. AMP executive faces Banking Royal Commission AMP's Head of Advice Compliance Sarah Britt is the latest executive to be put under the microscope at the banking royal commission. Ms Britt's appearance comes as speculation mounts over the future of AMP Chairwoman Catherine Brenner. Government was covering up for the banks: Hanson One Nation senator Pauline Hanson says the Coalition was working with the banks to 'cover up' misconduct in the financial sector. We're all surprised by the Royal Commission findings: Liberal MP Liberal MP Tim Wilson has deflected comments that the government should have established a royal commission into the financial services sector sooner, saying the commission is exposing wrongdoing that 'none of us knew was the case, including Labor.' Partners should be able to work in a Minister's office: Joyce Former Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce is at odds with colleagues over partners being banned from working in ministerial offices. Mr Joyce believed the distance between high ranking politicians and their families is doing serious damage. North Korea's denuclearisation is a 'long way away': Trump US President Donald Trump has warned North Korea's denuclearisation could take longer than anticipated. Mr Trump expressed the delay on Twitter, saying 'we are a long way from conclusion on North Korea'. Nude gunman opens fire on waffle house, killing four Four people have died and several others have been injured after a nude gunman — equipped with nothing but a jacket and a rifle — opened fire on a waffle house in the US town of Nashville. Islamic State claims responsibility for bomb that killed 57 in Afghanistan Islamic State has claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing which has killed at least 57 people in the Afghanistan capital of Kabul. Myer appoints new CEO Former CEO of UK based department store 'House of Fraser' has been appointed as the new CEO of struggling retailer Myer. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe