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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward May 27, 2018 Kim Jong Un remains committed to denuclearisation: Moon Jae-in South Korean President Moon Jae-in has announced that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un remains committed to denuclearisation. Victorian Labor members express disappointment at deferred votes Some members of the Victorian Labor Party have been left frustrated after a raft of controversial motions were deferred to the administrative committee at the state conference. Only a matter of time before corporate tax cuts fail: Shorten Opposition leader Bill Shorten believes it's only a matter of time before the government concedes defeat with its corporate tax plan. Ireland votes to repeal restrictive abortion laws Ireland has overwhelmingly voted to liberalise its highly restrictive abortion laws. Barnaby Joyce and Vikki Campion sell tell-all for $150,000 Former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce and partner Vikki Campion have reportedly sold their tell-all story to Seven's Sunday Night program for $150,000. Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano eruption continues destruction Residents on Hawaii's Big Island have described the Kilauea Volcano eruption as both 'tragic and beautiful.' Three injured, one charged over latest AFL fan brawl Three football fans have been injured in Melbourne during a nine-person brawl that broke out after an AFL game at Etihad Stadium. Authorities crack down on parents with child support debt A record number of people with child support debts have been stopped at airports trying to leave Australia. Travelers are given the option of either paying their debt in full or remaining in the country, with $10.4 million recouped since July 2017. Senior FBI officials tried to 'scuttle Trump's candidacy' The Outsiders spoke with Canadian Human Rights Activist Mark Steyn about how those within the FBI and on both sides of the political spectrum attempted to discredit Donald Trump's candidacy. Turnbull says tax cuts will favour middle class Most of the benefits of the $144 billion in income tax cuts proposed by the Turnbull government will overwhelmingly go to middle income earners, the prime minister says. Victorian Premier promises crackdown on negligent employers Bosses could be thrown behind bars for workplace deaths and wage theft if the Labor government gets re-elected at the November Victorian state election. Bishop demands Russia compensate families of MH17 victims Foreign Minister Julie Bishop is demanding Russia pay compensation to the families of those who died on flight MH17. North Korean 'defectors' seen as propaganda boost for Seoul The manager of a group of North Korean waitresses that supposedly defected to South Korea in 2016 says they were 'tricked' into defecting. Kim Jong Un motivated by 'serious sanctions relief': Curran University of Sydney Professor James Curran has told Sky News North Korean leader Kim Jong Un needs 'serious sanctions relief'. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe