Gun supplier in Cheng execution sentenced to 13 years...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward May 18, 2018 Gun supplier in Cheng execution sentenced to 13 years A Sydney man who supplied the gun used in the terror killing of police accountant Curtis Cheng will remain behind bars until at least 2029. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle run through final wedding rehearsals Prince Harry and wife-to-be Meghan Markle have travelled to Windsor Castle for a final rehearsal ahead of this weekend's royal wedding. Farmers tell WA govt to stay out of live sheep export debate Live sheep exports to the Middle East during the northern hemisphere summer may still be banned by the West Australian government despite the commonwealth rejecting the idea. NT MP slams Labor left for dumping him Long-serving Northern Territory Labor MP Warren Snowdon has criticised the party's left faction, saying it was damaging the party's federal election chances after it dumped him in favour of another candidate. I expect Labor to back protections for religious freedom: Dutton Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton says he expects the Opposition Leader to back stronger protections for religious freedom. Turnbull government seeks to repair bilateral ties with China The Turnbull government has reached out to China in a bid to repair the bilateral relationship between the two countries. Queensland woman accused of kidnapping her daughters freed on bail A Queensland woman accused of kidnapping her twin daughters and hiding them for four years has arrived in Townsville after being freed on bail. Man charged over $8 million heroin import A 45-year-old man will face court in Sydney today charged over his alleged involvement in commercial drug supply. Officers raided a property at Cabramatta West where they uncovered 16 kilograms of heroin. Littleproud travelling to Middle East to alleviate export concerns Agriculture Minister David Littleproud will travel to Kuwait and Qatar tomorrow to help ease concerns about live exports changes after the government announced measures to make the trade more humane. Trump warns of further action if North Korea cancels summit US President Donald Trump has warned of further action if North Korea cancels a planned summit between the two nations. Sophie Delezio's father seeks Senate spot for Australian Conservatives The father of burns victim Sophie Delezio has told Sky News he will be running for pre-selection for the Australian Conservatives for a spot in the Senate. David Littleproud has 'very little to be proud of': Hinch Senator Derryn Hinch has told Sky News he is very optimistic live sheep exports will be phased out. Gina Haspel confirmed as first female director of CIA The US Senate has confirmed Gina Haspel to be the new director of the CIA. EU nations agree to uphold Iran nuclear deal despite US withdrawal The leaders of Britain, Germany and France have agreed to uphold the Iran nuclear deal after meeting on the sidelines of an EU summit in Bulgaria. Examining the US dollar's five month high The US dollar's five month high is expected to have a significant impact on emerging markets as the Euro faces pressure from Italy. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe