Prime Minister unveils new funding deal for non-government schools...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward September 20, 2018 Prime Minister unveils new funding deal for non-government schools FULL MEDIA CONFERENCE: The Prime Minister has confirmed he is committing more than $4 billion in Commonwealth funding to the Catholic and independent schools sector. 'Parasities' who tamper with food will now face tougher penalties: Littleproud FULL INTERVIEW: Agriculture Minister David Littleproud says'parasites' who tamper with food will face tougher penalties thanks to laws passed through the senate on Thursday. Second shark attack in Whitsundays within 24 hours A second shark attack has occurred at the same bay in the Whitsundays where a woman was attacked on Wednesday. No confidence motion against Peter Dutton falls short by one vote The Greens motion of no confidence in Peter Dutton has been voted down by the narrowest of margins. Just one vote saw the push fall short, despite persistent pressure on the Home Affairs Minister over the au pairs saga. Ann Sudmalis set to accept UN secondment Sky News understands Liberal MP Ann Sudmalis is set to accept the United Nations secondment to New York. PM relaxes truck load dimensions to help drought-stricken farmers The Prime Minister has relaxed trucking rules to allow drivers to carry more hay and fodder to drought-stricken farmers. Skeletal remains found in SA cold case breakthrough Police have found skeletal remains during a forensic search of a missing South Australian woman's property. NSW government to appeal Bowraville murder decision The Berejiklian government will lodge an appeal to the High Court over a NSW court's judgement not to retry a man charged with murdering three Indigenous children almost 30 years ago. All evidence casts doubt on Peter Dutton's au pair defence: Burke FULL INTERVIEW: Labor MP Tony Burke says all evidence points to Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton misleading parliament over two au pair cases. Wentworth sick of self-interested politicians: Sharma The Liberal Party's candidate for the Wentworth by-election has told Sky News voters in the Sydney electorate are sick of politicians who simply focus on themselves. Labor leak exposes internal dissent over decision to back TPP Opposition Leader Bill Shorten is facing internal dissent over a decision to back the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal. Australia reportedly working with PNG on joint naval base Australia is reportedly working with Papua New Guinea to develop a joint naval base on Manus Island. SeaWorld settles fraud probe after allegedly playing down 'Blackfish' impact SeaWorld has agreed to pay more than $US5 million to settle a federal probe into allegations of fraud. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe