More than half a million voters head to the polls for Super Saturday...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward July 28, 2018 More than half a million voters head to the polls for Super Saturday Voting rolls on across the country as candidates fight to secure victory in the electorates of Longman, Braddon, Mayo, Fremantle and Perth. Labor MPs don't need to step down amid 'rort-for-votes' scandal: Andrews Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has rejected calls for six ministers to step down after a 'rort-for-votes' scandal. Stargazers treated to longest lunar eclipse of the 21st Century Stargazers across the globe have been treated to a blood moon during the longest lunar eclipse of the century. Calls for Victorian Labor MPs to step down amid 'rort-for-votes' scandal The Andrews government in Victoria has been rocked by the launch of a police investigation into a scandal involving the party's misuse of public money before the last state election. US President disputes claims he knew about his son's Russian meeting The US President has hit out at claims he knew in advance about his son's meeting with a Russian lawyer before the 2016 election. Teenager charged after stabbing pregnant woman A 14-year-old boy has been charged with attempted murder after attacking a pregnant woman during a home invasion in Sydney's north. New mental health campaign targeted at young men Alarming new figures show a number of young men are suffering in silence when it comes to their mental health. Sydney police find themselves in 'triple play' Patrolling Sydney police officers have found themselves in a 'triple play', making three arrests within 15 minutes for three separate offences. New Zealand's general election result was unjust and unfair: Howard Former prime minister John Howard says the result of New Zealand's 2017 general election was 'unjust and unfair'. Environmental documents redacted by Trump administration The Trump administration has come under fire for deliberately hiding or ignoring data surrounding environmental protections according to new documents. Reports US plans to bomb Iran 'speculation': Prime Minister The Prime Minister has downplayed reports the US could be preparing to bomb Iran as early as next month. Paul Keating's views are 'outdated': Mathias Cormann The Minister for Finance Mathias Cormann has labelled former prime minister Paul Keating's views regarding the Fairfax and Nine merger as 'outdated'. Prince Charles denies involvement in police investigation of bishop Peter Ball Prince Charles has denied that he tried to influence a police investigation into disgraced bishop Peter Ball. Fishermen tasked to tackle a 'reel' pollution problem Fishermen have been employed by two environmentally conscious entrepreneurs to help fight pollution. NAB to refund over $67 million to MLC customers National Australia Bank will refund hundreds of thousands of superannuation customers of its wealth arm MLC for not providing adequate guidance that they could switch off a financial planning fee. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe