Company tax policy not a vote winner: Abbott...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward July 30, 2018 Company tax policy not a vote winner: Abbott Former prime minister Tony Abbott is weighing in on the federal government's company tax policy in the aftermath of the Super Saturday by-elections, conceding the plan lacks appeal to voters. Firefighters battling to save pub in Sydney's inner-west Fire crews are battling to save the General Gordon Hotel at Sydenham in Sydney's inner-west. Super Saturday should be a 'wake up' for the Coalition: Shorten The Opposition Leader claims the outcome of the Super Saturday byelections should send a clear wake up call to the federal government. Image: Kym Smith / News Corp Australia Trickle-down economics is a failure: Swan FULL INTERVIEW: The ALP President warns the trickle-down economics favoured by US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is simply a failure. Victorian Labor refers 18 Opposition MPs to police The Victorian Labor party has referred 18 Liberal and National MPs to police over questions surrounding possible breaches of state electoral rules. Telstra undergoes major shakeup with new CFO announced Telstra's management is undergoing a serious overhaul with Robyn Denholm named as the company's new Chief Financial Officer. Ms Denholm will replace Warwick Bray who has been in the role since 2015. NSW government almost doubles drought relief package The New South Wales government has announced a commitment of an additional $500 million towards drought relief across the state. The cash injection almost doubles the current drought relief package. Man charged over one-punch attack in Melbourne's outer suburbs A 32-year-old man has been charged with intentionally causing injury after a 43-year-old man was knocked to the ground in a one-punch attack in Melbourne's outer suburbs. One Nation kills support for government's company tax plan FULL INTERVIEW: Queensland's One Nation Leader Steve Dickson has told Sky News the party will not support the government's company tax cut plan. Donald Trump threatens government shutdown over immigration policy US President Trump has threatened to push the US government into shutdown over his immigration policy. If company tax cuts go, so should the PM: Leigh Shadow Assistant Treasurer Andrew Leigh is calling on the Prime Minister to step down should the Coalition dump its corporate tax cut plan. PM under pressure to reconsider company tax plan Senior cabinet ministers are warning the Prime Minister to resolve the government's corporate tax cuts or face defeat at the next election. At least six dead as wildfires rage in northern California A sixth person has been killed as raging wildfires tear through homes and bushland in northern California. At least 14 dead after powerful earthquake hits Indonesian island of Lombok The death toll from a 6.4 magnitude earthquake that struck the Indonesian island of Lombok has risen to 14. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe