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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward October 3, 2018 Body found in park in Sydney's north A woman's body has been found in a park at Hunters Hill in Sydney's north. Terrorists on welfare shows modern Australia has gone 'soft in the head' The fact that Australia has terrorists on welfare shows modern Australia has become 'soft in the head', says Peta Credlin. Bombshell report accuses Trump family of tax evasion US President Donald Trump and his siblings allegedly engaged in dubious tax practices, that may have included fraud, according to a wide ranging report published in the New York Times. State and Territory treasurers unanimously agree to scrap tampon tax State and Territory treasurers have unanimously agreed to sign off on a Federal government proposal to eradicate the GST on feminine hygiene products. Victorian Opposition pledges $19 billion to build fast train network The Victorian Opposition is promising to build a $19 billion high-speed railway network that links the states regional areas to Melbourne if it wins the November state election. Australia commits $5 million to help Indonesia recover from earthquake-tsunami Australia has committed an additional $5 million to support Indonesia as it continues the clean up after a tragic earthquake and tsunami. Authorities delve into the lucrative world of lizard smuggling Organised crime groups and drug trafficking enterprises have begun using social media to post shopping-list-ordered thefts online, including a significant growth in lizard smuggling. Confronting ad campaign aimed at reducing domestic violence: O'Dwyer A confronting advertisement campaign has been launched aimed at reducing violence against women and children. Australia to become first cervical cancer-free nation Australia is set to become the first country in the world to eliminate cervical cancer as a public health problem. NSW Liberals consider enticing new members with discounted goods The New South Wales Liberal Party is considering enticing new members with discounted beer, chocolates, and RM Williams boots. Husic flags 'deep concern' with government's encryption laws FULL INTERVIEW: Shadow Minister for the Digital Economy Ed Husic says he is concerned by the lack of government consultation with the technology giants over proposed changes to encryption laws. Tampon tax pushes the line for more GST exemptions: Kelly FULL INTERVIEW: Liberal MP Craig Kelly says the eradication of the tampon tax opens the doors for more GST exemptions. Trump critises alleged rape victim during Mississippi rally US President Donald Trump has been criticised for mocking a woman who came forward and accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of attempted rape. Home building permits at lowest level in almost two years The number of home building permits dropped 9.4 per cent for the month of August, the lowest monthly total since October 2016. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe