Police to investigate Victorian Labor's rorts-for-votes scandal...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward July 27, 2018 Police to investigate Victorian Labor's rorts-for-votes scandal Victorian Labor's rorts-for-votes scandal during the party's successful 2014 election campaign is being investigated by police. North Korea returns the remains of US war dead North Korea has returned the remains of what are believed to be US servicemen killed during the Korean War. NT's troubled youth justice system sees shake-up Territory Families deputy chief executive Jeanette Kerr will no longer run the NT's troubled youth justice system. Candidates make final pitches in countdown to Super Saturday Key candidates in Longman, Braddon and Fremantle are battling it out for election victory as the final countdown to Super Saturday gets underway. 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. 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. Pregnant woman stabbed in Sydney A teenager has been arrested after repeatedly stabbing a pregnant woman in her northern Sydney home. Qld woman jailed for murdering partner and dumping his body Queensland woman Lindy Yvonne Williams has been jailed for a minimum of 20 years for the murder of her de facto partner, chopping up his body, and dumpin his headless torso on the side of a road. Paul Keating's views are 'outdated': Mathias Cormann The Minister for Finance Mathias Cormann has labelled former prime minister Paul Keating's views regarding the Fairfax and Nine merger as 'outdated'. New Zealand acting PM calls for Australia to change its stolen flag design New Zealand's acting Prime Minister has accused Australia of stealing the country's flag design, arguing it should be changed because people easily confuse the two. Winston Peters says, 'it was our design, and decades later they took it.' Questions over Husar allegations plague senior Labor figures Questions continue to plague senior Labor figures about whether they were aware of bullying allegations against MP Emma Husar. Donald Trump knew of Russia meeting in advance: Michael Cohen US President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen says that Trump knew in advance about a June 2016 meeting in Trump Tower at which Russians offered to provide damaging information about his rival Hillary Clinton, CNN reports. California plagued by wildfires A wildfire is burning out of control in California, forcing thousands of residents to flee their homes in one of about 75 major wildfires burning in western USA in an unusually active fire season. Facebook shares take a dive in wake of data scandals Facebook shares have dived in New York, posting the biggest fall in corporate history. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe