Deputy Prime Minister and his predecessor unite for drought forum...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward August 7, 2018 Deputy Prime Minister and his predecessor unite for drought forum The Deputy Prime Minister and his predecessor have put on a united front to help support drought-stricken farmers in north-west New South Wales. Victoria's Emergency Services Commissioner resigns over behaviour concerns Victoria's Emergency Services Commissioner Craig Lapsley has resigned over behaviour concerns, the state's Deputy Premier James Merlino has revealed. Some NSW politicians playing 'politics' with the drought FULL INTERVIEW: NSW Nationals deputy Niall Blair says some members of the government are playing politics with drought relief. NAB super fees under scrutiny by royal commission National Australia Bank's superannuation fees have been scrutinised during Tuesday's hearing at the financial services royal commission. Australians stranded on Lombok urged to be patient Australians stranded in Indonesia have been urged to remain patient following an earthquake in Lombok which has killed 98 people. California wildfires are largest in state history Two fires in northern California have become the largest in the state's history, fire officials have said. Spate of Qld schoolboy injuries sparks Rugby Australia summit Rugby Australia is holding a safety summit with nine Queensland schools following a spate of traumatic neck injuries to four schoolboy players. Australia's population to hit 25 million people Australia's population is expected to surpass 25 million people today. The record comes 33 years earlier than predictions initially forecast two decades ago. Andrew Little clears air with Dutton over deportation policy New Zealand's Justice Minister Andrew Little and Immigration Minister Peter Dutton have met one-on-one to 'clear the air' after a dispute over Australia's deportation policy. Government determined to crackdown on welfare cheats: Keenan FULL INTERVIEW: Human Services Minister Michael Keenan says the government is launching a new crackdown on welfare recipients who are cheating the system. US reimposing Iran sanctions after quitting nuclear deal President Donald Trump has accused Iran of 'threatening, destabilising behaviour' ahead of reimposing sanctions. Harassment and bullying allegations encouraged by Labor's right: Husar Under siege Labor MP Emma Husar has returned fire against allegations of sexual harassment and bulling within her office, claiming a staff dismissal triggered a 'political stitch-up'. Analysts doubt North Korea's promise to reunite families The North Korea regime says it will allow reunions of some families split between North and South Korea later in August. Fatal crash in Italy sends fireball into sky Two people have died after two trucks collided on a motorway in northern Italy causing a massive fireball. ASIC officers to help 'rebuild trust' in the banking industry Members of the corporate watchdog will be embedded within Australia's five largest financial institutions in a bid to fight misconduct. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe