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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward September 18, 2018 Liberal party will enact 'rigorous' process against bullying: Morrison The Prime Minister says he is 100 per cent sure bullying is not an issue within the federal Liberal Party, as it struggles to show it's acting on equality for women in parliament. Abandoning Paris Agreement may 'compromise' national security: Morrison The Prime Minister says he sees no benefit in abandoning the Paris Agreement, following his decision to scrap the National Energy Guarantee. Leaders of North and South Korea meet for third summit The leaders of North and South Korea have arrived in Pyongyang for their third summit together. Donald Trump imposes $278 billion worth of tariffs on Chinese goods US President Donald Trump has followed through on his trade threat and announced $278 billion worth of tariffs on Chinese goods. Prime Minister reaffirms commitment to Paris Agreement The Prime Minister has reaffirmed his government's commitment to the Paris Agreement during an exclusive interview with Sky News. David Littleproud demands jail time for strawberry saboteur Agriculture Minister David Littleproud is calling for those responsible for contaminating strawberries with needles to be jailed. Alarming data reveals aged care assaults up by one-third New figures show assaults and rapes of nursing home residents have risen by one-third last year to almost 4,000 cases. Rabbitohs star Sam Burgess breaks silence about alleged lewd video chat NRL South Sydney Rabbitohs superstar Sam Burgess has told a media conference on Sydney's Redfern Oval that he is 'happy for the truth to come out' following allegations lewd images were sent to a young woman from a social media account. Man killed after passing crane smashes into his vehicle on busy freeway A man has been killed after his vehicle was struck by a crane on one of Melbourne's busiest freeways. Great Barrier Reef Foundation 'refusing to rule out' signing contracts beyond election The Great Barrier Reef Foundation is 'refusing to rule out' signing contracts that carry on beyond the next federal election, according to Labor Senator Kristina Keneally. Liberal MP Ann Sudmalis names bullies within party Liberal MP Ann Sudmalis has become the first female in the party to name those she says have bullied her. Liberal Party no longer represents modern society: O'Connor FULL INTERVIEW: Shadow Minister for Employment Brendan O'Connor has slammed the Liberals, claiming the parliamentary party no longer represents 'modern society.' Jacinda Ardern pushes to lift New Zealand's refugee quota New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is pushing to lift the country's refugee quota from 1000 to 1500. Shocking emails reveal AMP charged dead customer Internal emails from AMP reveal the insurance branch continued to charge customers even after they died. Japanese billionaire to become first moon space tourist A Japanese internet entrepreneur is to be the first 'space tourist' to fly round the moon. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe