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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward August 24, 2018 The insurgents were not rewarded: Turnbull Outgoing Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has praised a significant proportion of his colleagues for showing 'loyalty' in his valedictory speech to reporters in Canberra. State of emergency as Hurricane Lane barrels towards Hawaii US President Donald Trump has declared a state of emergency for Hawaii as Hurricane Lane barrels towards the islands. AEMO warns of power blackouts in Victoria and South Australia this summer The unreliability of coal-fired power generation could lead to blackouts in Victoria and South Australia, the Australian Energy Market Operator warns. Man stabs mother and sister to death in Paris A man has stabbed his mother and sister to death in a daylight attack in Paris. The disgraceful tricks of Turnbull: Bolt Sky News host Andrew Bolt has lambasted Malcolm Turnbull, after the Prime Minister called upon Peter Dutton to show him a list of signatures proving a majority of Liberal MPs do not support him as leader. If I am impeached the markets will crash: Trump US President Donald Trump has claimed America's stock markets would crash if he were to be impeached over alleged wrongdoing in the last election campaign. Man in stable condition after Sydney train stabbing A man is in a serious but stable condition after he was stabled on a train in Sydney's north. Brisbane man given life sentence for Korean student's murder A Brisbane man has been sentenced to life in prison after being found guilty of murdering a young Korean student in a CBD park in 2013. Huawei blocked from building Australia's 5G network The federal government has blocked Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei from building Australia's 5G network, amid security concerns. Government to issue no-deal Brexit advice The UK government is set to issue its first in a series of technical notices advising businesses and the public on what they need to do if there is no Brexit deal with the European Union. Solicitor-General to examine Dutton's case Sky News understands former Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton's potential constitutional issue will be referred to the Solicitor-General for advice. Queen sends message of support to Australian farmers The Queen has send me to Australian farmers currently struggling though record breaking drought. UK-built satellite 'to improve weather forecasts' The European Space Agency has launched the first satellite capable of measuring the wind speed on the surface of the Earth from space. Qantas posts $1.6 billion profit Qantas has posted a record 14 per cent rise in underlying profit to $1.6 billion, before tax, despite increasing fuel prices. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe