Royal commission hears ANZ gave family six weeks to sell their farm...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward June 26, 2018 Royal commission hears ANZ gave family six weeks to sell their farm The banking royal commission has examined the case of a Victorian family that was forced to sell off its farm with just six weeks notice to pay back an ANZ loan. Coalition backbench briefed by industry experts on NEG The government has managed to avoid a major blow-up over energy policy today after business heads and energy bosses`addressed the coalition party room. Family of Qi Yu issue desperate plea in Sydney The distraught parents of Chinese woman Qi Yu, who was allegedly murdered in Sydney, have begged for information 18 days after she disappeared. Labor to roll back big business tax cuts: Shorten Opposition Leader Bill Shorten says a Labor government will repeal the Coalition's tax cuts for businesses earning between $10 million and $50 million. Former NT police commissioner sentenced to three years jail Former Northern Territory Police Commissioner John McRoberts has been sentenced to three years jail, serving a minimum of 12 months for attempting to pervert the course of justice. Huawei revealed as leading sponsor for MP travel New research has revealed Chinese telco Huawei as the largest sponsor of overseas travel for Australian politicians. Woman faces court after riding horse drunk to liquor store A 51-year-old woman who rode a horse through a liquor store drive through in Logan while intoxicated has appeared in court. She was four times over the legal limit when she rode to the Logan City Tavern to purchase wine. Woolworths considers further environmentally-friendly action Shoppers could soon be allowed to bring their own containers to supermarkets as Woolworths considers introducing more environmentally-friendly options to their stores, following their plastic bag ban. Gunner announced as NT's Minister for Children in major reshuffle Northern Territory's Chief Minister Michael Gunner has announced he will take on the role of Minister for Children in a major cabinet reshuffle. Government to spend $7 billion on surveillance drones The government has revealed it will spend almost $7 billion on long-range military drones for use in surveillance activities in the Asia Pacific. Government to crack down on students racking up high HECS debts The government will attempt to crack down on so-called 'serial students' racking up hundreds of thousands of dollars in student loan debt. Live exporters could face criminal sanctions: Ley Embattled live export operator Emanuel Exports could face criminal sanctions for failing to meet standards, according to Sussan Ley. Image: Andy Tyndall Thousands of migrants expelled to the Sahara Desert Algeria has been accused of human rights abuses after expelling thousands of migrants into the Sahara desert. Infamous British street artist takes aim at migrant policy Renowned street artist Banksy has taken aim at the French government's crackdown on migrants with a series of new murals appearing in Paris. US trade protectionist policy not sustainable: Starfort Holdings Starfort Holdings Chairman Kennneth Courtis says the United States cannot sustain a trade protectionist policy. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe