June 12 summit with Kim Jong Un is back on: Trump...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward June 2, 2018 June 12 summit with Kim Jong Un is back on: Trump Donald Trump has said his eagerly anticipated summit with Kim Jong Un is back on - having called it off a week ago. Man allegedly stabs grandma to death in NSW attack A young man who allegedly stabbed his grandmother to death and critically injured his grandfather on the NSW far-south coast remains under police guard in hospital. Prime Minister joins Georgina Downer on campaign trail Malcolm Turnbull has announced funding for a community pool ahead of Mayo byelections, and says this has been possible because the budget is back under control. Out-of-control fire at Melbourne factory Dozens of firefighters are battling an out-of-control fire at a factory in Melbourne's north. Trade war fears amid Trump's tariffs US President Donald Trump has told Canada and the European Union to do more to bring down their trade surpluses, a day after hitting the two US allies and Mexico with import tariffs on their steel and aluminium. Burston refusing to vacate Senate seat One Nation Senator Brian Burston is refusing to quit his senate seat, saying he will remain with the party 'unless Pauline decides otherwise.' NSW government to slash parking fines The NSW government plans to slash the cost of parking fines by 25 per cent in a major penalty overhaul. AFL considers blanket ban for brawling fans The AFL has unveiled a new plan to ban fans who cause violence at matches after a spate of recent fan brawls. Italy swears in anti-establishment government Italy has sworn in an anti-establishment government headed by a political novice who has never held public office before, following almost three months of political drama. Socialist leader Pedro Sánchez to become Spanish PM Spain's prime minister has been ousted in a vote of no confidence following a corruption scandal. Malcolm Turnbull defends by-election candidate Georgina Downer Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has been forced to defend by-election candidate Georgina Downer against suggestions she is unfamiliar with the local community. Concerns retirees are losing $1 billion a year in super There are concerns retirees are losing almost $1 billion a year from superannuation funds who fail to pass on a tax exemption. Girls now allowed to join the Boy Scouts of America Girls across the US will now be able to join the Boy Scouts of America for the first time. Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano eruption forces mandatory evacuation order Residents surrounding Kilauea Volcano now face mandatory evacuation orders as eruptions continue on Hawaii's Big Island. No special deal for Amazon: Scott Morrison Amazon closing its international stores to Australians to avoid paying GST is disappointing but Treasurer Scott Morrison is promising there will be no exemptions. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe