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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward April 24, 2018 Toronto van incident kills 10 The Toronto Police Force has confirmed 10 people have died after a man hired a van and ploughed into pedestrians on a busy city street. NAB Executive defends the forging of witness signatures NAB Executive Andrew Hagger has defended the action of financial advisors who were forging witness signatures on super beneficiary nominations. Turnbull urges Europe to get behind free trade deals Australia has made 'significant progress' towards a free trade deal with the European Union in Malcolm Turnbull's meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. Duchess of Cambridge gives birth to baby boy The Duchess of Cambridge has given birth to the new British Prince weighing 8 pounds and 7 ounces. Tennessee shooting suspect arrested US Police say they have arrested the man suspected of carrying out a fatal shooting at a restaurant in Tennessee. Medich awaits sentence over murder of former business associate Sydney property developer Ron Medich will be sentenced later this year for his role in the murder of a former business associate. Non-lethal weapons ought to be legalised: Senator Leyonhjelm Senator David Leyonhjelm has told Sky News that self defence laws ought to be re-examined regarding the right to carry and use non-lethal weaponry such as pepper spray and personal tasers. Ship that sparked calls to ban livestock exports cleared for further use The ship that sparked widespread outrage for the mistreatment of its live sheep cargo, destined for the Middle East, has been cleared for further use by the Australian Maritime Safety Authority. Liberal Party 'policy tourists' at establishing defence industry: Marles Shadow Defence Minister Richard Marles has called the Liberal Party 'policy tourists' when it comes to establishing Australia's defence industry. NSW Labor refuses to pay back donations from convicted murdered NSW Labor has refused to pay back almost $250,000 in donations from convicted murdered Ron Medich. Marijuana legalisation could boost budget by $1.8 billion The Parliamentary Budget Office has revealed legalising marijuana could boost the budget by $1.8 billion a year. Legalised cannabis revenue would fund drug treatment: Di Natale Greens leader Richard Di Natale has defended his policy to legalise recreational cannabis in Australia — which would raise $2 billion per year for the Federal Government. George H.W. Bush hospitalised Former US President George H.W. Bush has been hospitalised in Houston after contracting an infection that spread to his blood. The admission comes just days after the death of former First Lady Barbara Bush. Only living suspect behind Paris attacks found guilty of attempted murder The only living suspect in the Paris attacks has been found guilty of attempted murder after a shootout in Brussels in March 2016. G8 Education 'walking through the valley of darkness' Childcare provider G8 Education faces an uncertain future after admitting it would not be able to achieve its earnings target by December 2019. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe