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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward August 21, 2018 I hold no grudge against Peter Dutton: Turnbull FULL MEDIA CONFERENCE: The Prime Minister says he holds no grudge against Peter Dutton, despite the former Home Affairs Minister mounting a challenge for the Liberal leadership. Senior ministers reportedly cast ballot for Dutton Sky News understands several senior ministers, including frontbenchers Steve Ciobo, Michael Keenan and Greg Hunt, voted for Peter Dutton in today's Liberal party leadership ballot. Questions remain over Malcolm Turnbull's long-term future Speculation is mounting over whether Malcolm Turnbull will make it to the next election after he prevailed over Peter Dutton by a small margin of seven votes. Turnbull is a dead man walking: Macklin Retiring Labor MP Jenny Macklin has accused Malcolm Turnbull of being a 'dead man walking' after the Prime Minister faced a leadership challenge from Peter Dutton. Wentworth voters content with Malcolm Turnbull remaining Prime Minister Voters within Malcolm Turnbull's electorate of Wentworth say they are happy their MP prevailed in the Liberal leadership ballot. Speculation continues to swirl over whether Peter Dutton will challenge the Prime Minister for a second time this week. Dickson voters shocked by Dutton's push for the leadership Voters within Peter Dutton's electorate of Dickson say they are shocked and surprised by their MPs bid to seize the Liberal Party leadership from Malcolm Turnbull. Image: Kym Smith / News Corp Australia Fourth man charged over Larissa Beilby murder A fourth person has been charged over the death of 16-year-old Larissa Beilby, whose body was discovered in a barrel earlier this year. NT Prisoner flew unaccompanied from Alice Springs to Darwin A Northern Territory prisoner was allowed to fly on his own from Alice Springs to Darwin in a major breach of security regulations. I challenged for the leadership to stop Bill Shorten: Dutton Peter Dutton says his reasoning behind challenging Malcolm Turnbull's leadership was to prevent Bill Shorten becoming the next leader of Australia. Image: Kym Smith / News Corp Australia Labor moves no confidence motion on PM Labor has sought to move a no confidence motion over Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull. Liberal party's 'toxic culture' began with the rise of Tony Abbott: Albanese FULL INTERVIEW: Shadow Minister for Infrastructure Anthony Albanese says the 'toxic culture' inside the Liberal Party began with the rise of Tony Abbott in 2009. Coalition must keep 'reckless' Bill Shorten away from the Lodge Outspoken conservative backbencher Craig Kelly says the Coalition needs to rally behind Malcom Turnbull to keep Labor's Bill Shorten away from the Lodge. Jacinda Ardern wants to meet with detainees held on Nauru New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern wants to meet with detainees being held in Australia's detention centre on Nauru when she visits the tiny island nation alongside Malcolm Turnbull next month. Pope Francis writes letter to Catholic faithful condemning abuse Pope Francis has written a letter to the Catholic faithful to condemn sexual abuse by priests and those who have covered it up. Trump is creating an investment economy: Andrew Liveris EXCLUSIVE: President Donald Trump's trade wars are shifting the US from a consumption economy to one of investment, former CEO and Chairman of Dow Chemical says. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe