| News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore | | | | | | | | | Catholic Archbishop Philip Wilson has announced he will stand aside from his duties after being convicted of covering up child sexual abuse. | | | | | | | | US President Donald Trump says his planned summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un could be delayed. | | | | | | | | Union official David Smith will replace Katy Gallagher as the ACT's new senator after she was disqualified over her British ties. | | | | | | | | Former Foreign Minister Bob Carr has told Sky News the Turnbull government is attempting to correct its rhetoric with China amid public tensions between the two nations. | | | | | | | | A senior ANZ executive has admitted the bank did not satisfy its duty to act in a diligent and prudent way, when it approved franchise loans for a gelato shop. | | | | | | | | Liberal MP Andrew Hastie has used parliamentary privilege to reveal the identity of a Chinese Australian citizen caught up in a bribery scandal in the United States involving a United Nations official. | | | | | | | | Cricket Australia has signed Alinta Energy as their new shirt sponsors for all three international codes including test cricket, one day internationals and Twenty20 in a four-year-deal. | | | | | | | | Police are investigating the death of a woman after she was discovered on North Cronulla Beach, south of Sydney. | | | | | | | | Shadow Human Services Minister Linda Burney has told Sky News that the Labor is united against indefinite asylum seeker detention on Manus and Nauru, despite offering an alternative duration. | | | | | | | | The head of the AFP has told a senate estimates hearing that Health Minister Greg Hunt's Twitter account was not hacked when it liked a pornographic tweet. | | | | | | | | One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has defended her backflip on the government's tax cuts plan, claiming they would leave poorer Australians behind and only help the big multi-nationals. | | | | | | | | Digital Transformation Minister Michael Keenan has told Sky News that people will need to relax their privacy concerns if the government is to 'unleash' the potential of the data. | | | | | | | | The US has imposed sanctions on five Iranians it believes provided military arms to Houthi rebels in Yemen, which were used to fire missiles in Saudi Arabia. | | | | | | | | Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro has given the top US diplomat and his deputy 48 hours to leave the country for allegedly conspiring to sabotage an election. | | | | | | | | Santos shares have fallen 8.9 per cent to $5.87 after the oil and gas producer rejected Harbour Energy's takeover bid, wiping a billion dollars off Santos' share price. | | | | |
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