Nothing to fear about treaty talks with Indigenous Australia: Shorten...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward June 9, 2018 Nothing to fear about treaty talks with Indigenous Australia: Shorten Opposition leader Bill Shorten 'nothing to fear' about discussing a treaty with Indigenous Australia while speaking at the Barunga Festival in the Northern Territory. G7 leaders agree 'rapid response' to Russian meddling G7 countries have agreed to a 'rapid and unified' response to hostile actions by Russia in the wake of the nerve agent attack in Salisbury. Pilot hailed 'hero' after fatal Melbourne crash The pilot who was killed when his light plane crashed in Melbourne is being hailed a hero by residents, after he narrowly missed nearby homes. Second man charged in Price-Purcell murder case A second man has been charged with murdering Queensland man Sam Price-Purcell, three years after he was last seen. Father accused of fatally stabbing son, 5, denied bail A Sydney father accused of stabbing his five-year-old son to death has made his first court appearance over the alleged murder. Taskforce launched to safeguard 'Super Saturday' from cyber interference The Department of Home Affairs will lead a new taskforce set up to safeguard next month's 'Super Saturday' by-elections from a cyber attack or interference. Details emerge of war crimes allegedly commited by SAS soldiers Fresh details have been revealed about two war crimes allegedly committed by members of Australia's elite special forces in Afghanistan. Melbourne man in critical condition after being struck by car A man is in a critical condition in hospital after he was struck by a car in Melbourne's north. Indonesian group on Australian terror list The federal government has formally listed the group responsible for recent attacks on Indonesian churches and a police station as a terrorist organisation. Too many Aboriginal children taken from their parents: Shorten The Opposition Leader says too many Aboriginal children are being removed from their families. Donald Trump will invite Kim Jong Un to US if summit goes well Donald Trump says he will invite Kim Jong Un to the US if their summit in Singapore is a success. Foreign coercion laws spark parliamentary debate Government ministers appear to be at odds over the urgency of new laws targeting foreign influence. Microplastics found in the waters of Antarctica Microplastics have been found in the remote icy waters of Antarctica, samples taken during a Greenpeace expedition have revealed. Tear gas and bullets deployed in latest round of Gaza border protests Israeli troops have fired tear gas and live bullets at Palestinians taking part in weekly protests at the Gaza Strip border. Gold Coast space company poised for first sub-orbital test launch A Gold Coast-based startup space company is set to have its first sub-orbital test launch by the end of the year. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe