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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward September 14, 2018 Dave Sharma the 'best candidate' for Wentworth: Morrison Prime Minister Scott Morrison has rejected suggestions he was embarrassed by the preselection of Dave Sharma for the seat of Wentworth, after backing a woman to represent the party in next month's byelection. 'There is a whole new bunch of wreckers in Canberra' Sky News host Paul Murray has condemned former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull for using the list of 43 Liberals who petitioned for the leadership spill to 'wreak deep and personal revenge' on the party. ASIC launches civil proceedings against ANZ ASIC has launched civil proceedings against ANZ over the bank's 2015 institutional equity placement. ANZ says it will defend the allegations it failed to tell investors of an institutional raising shortfall. Cormann plays down push to refer Dutton to the High Court FULL INTERVIEW: Finance Minister Mathias Cormann is brushing aside reports some Liberal MPs could cross the floor to refer the Home Affairs Minister to the High Court. Image: Kym Smith / News Corp Australia Millions bunker down as Hurricane Florence approaches North Carolina Authorities are warning people to stay inside as rivers swelled and floodwaters gushed through the streets as massive Hurricane Florence slowly moves toward North Carolina. Scott Morrison red-faced after meme faux pas The Prime Minister has ordered his media team to delete a video from his social media profiles. The official accounts of Scott Morrison posted a short clip from Question Time with Fatman Scoop's 'Be Faithful (Put Ya Hands Up)' dubbed over the video. Relatives of five family members killed in Perth home break silence The heartbroken family of a mother murdered in her Perth home with her daughters and their grandmother say they are struggling to come to terms with their deaths. South Sydney players embroiled in a lewd picture scandal The NRL is facing another scandal with South Sydney players accused of exposing themselves to a woman on social media. Six-month-old in stable condition following East Geelong house fire A six-month-old baby remains in a stable condition after a small house fire killed two toddlers at East Geelong. Turnbull called on to stop 'undermining government' Prime Minister Scott Morrison has called on Malcolm Turnbull to stop undermining the government. Barnaby Joyce accuses Malcolm Turnbull of trying to bring down govt Former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce has accused Malcolm Turnbull of trying to bring down the government, after the former prime minister called for clarity over Peter Dutton's eligibility to sit in Parliament. O'Dwyer calls for independent review process for bullying Minister for Women Kelly O'Dwyer has called for an independent review process to be implemented to deal with concerns about bullying within parliament. UN urges Syria and its allies to prevent civilian deaths in last offensive The United Nations is calling for Syria and its allies to take extra steps to prevent civilian deaths in their offensive in Idlib province. Banking Royal Commission could lead to unintented consequences: Liberal Senator FULL INTERVIEW: Liberal Senator Jane Hume warns the banking royal commission could lead to 'unintended consequences,' including a slow-down in credit lending that could impinge upon the business sector's capacity for growth. Pussy Riot member hospitalised after suspected poisoning A member of the Russian protest band Pussy Riot is believed to have been poisoned. Pyotr Verzilov's family says the activist is now in a critical condition in a Russian hospital after losing his sight, speech and ability to move around. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe