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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward August 28, 2018 Morrison's ministry officially sworn-in Prime Minister Scott Morrison's new-look Cabinet has been sworn-in during an official ceremony at Government House today. Bishop's career far from over: Speers ANALYSIS: Sky News Political Editor David Speers says Julie Bishop's political career is 'far from over,' with the possibility of her to mount another leadership challenge some time in the future. Barnaby Joyce slams Malcolm Turnbull's decision to resign from parliament Barnaby Joyce has slammed Malcolm Turnbull's decision to resign from parliament, saying it will jeopardise the Coalition's one-seat majority in the House of Representatives. Scott Morrison pressured by Pacific leaders to stay in Paris Agreement Prime Minister Scott Morrison is being pressured by Pacific leaders to remain in the Paris Agreement and continue to cut greenhouse gas emissions. I was shamed by the media: Emma Husar Labor MP Emma Husar says she made the decision not to recontest her Western Sydney seat at the next election because of the fallout from leaked allegations about her conduct. Vic govt announces $50 billion underground train network Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has announced a $50 billion underground rail network connecting train lines in Melbourne's suburbs. AFL fans frustrated by Ticketek delays AFL fans have vented their frustrations after technical issued forced the Ticketek website to go offline. Experts concerned as NAPLAN writing skills drop The writing skills of primary and high school students sitting NAPLAN exams have dropped to their lowest level since testing began in Australia. Julie Bishop gives last media conference as Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has given her last media conference as Foreign Minister, after five years in the portfolio and 11 years as Deputy Leader of the Liberal Party. Australia still on track to meet Paris targets: Canavan FULL INTERVIEW: Resources Minister Matt Canavan has told Sky News the Coalition is on track to meet or nearly meet its Paris emission reduction target despite uncertainty in the sector. Angus Taylor's track record is not much to crow about: Husic FULL INTERVIEW: Shadow Minister Ed Husic is questioning the government's assertion that the new Energy Minister will be able to bring down power prices. Image: Gary Ramage / News Corp Australia Tanya Plibersek challenges Education Minister to debate over funding cuts Deputy Opposition Leader Tanya Plibersek is publicly inviting the new Education Minister to debate her at National Press Club over $17 billion in school funding cuts. Trump announces new trade deal with Mexico Donald Trump has announced a trade 'understanding' with Mexico which could lead to an overhaul of the 24-year agreement between the two countries and Canada. 'Video gamer' gunman motivated by revenge after loss: police A gunman who killed two people and wounded 11 others before fatally shooting himself at a video game tournament in Florida may have been motivated by anger and vengeance, police believe. Government urged to 'scrap' compulsory superannuation The Australian's economics editor Adam Creighton has told Sky News the Morrison government should consider scrapping compulsory superannuation in a move to appeal to liberal values. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe