Coup culture has caught on: Kevin Rudd...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward October 24, 2018 Coup culture has caught on: Kevin Rudd Former prime minister Kevin Rudd says 'coup culture' has flourished since his ousting from the top job in 2010. Stalemate continues over NZ refugee deal Scott Morrison and Peter Dutton have talked down the prospect of a deal with Labor over asylum seeker resettlement, as the Prime Minister distances himself from the NZ refugee deal. Vic govt pledges a royal commission into mental health Victoria's Premier Daniel Andrews is pledging the Labor party will launch Australia's first royal commission into mental health if it wins November's state election. Energy retailers 'slugging' customers: Taylor FULL INTERVIEW: Energy Minister Angus Taylor says energy retailers are 'slugging' their most loyal customers. Environment Minister hints at Emissions Reduction Fund top up FULL INTERVIEW: Environment Minister Melissa Price is hinting the government could top up the Emissions Reduction Fund, telling Sky News she wants the fund to 'work harder.' At least 20 injured after escalator incident in Rome At least 20 people have been injured in an accident on an escalator in Rome's metropolitan system. More than 900 child drownings in past 25 years Alarming figures show 965 toddlers have drowned in the past 25 years across Australia, with experts urging for more adult supervision around the nation's waterways. NSW govt commits $20 million for koala habitats The New South Wales government has set aside $20 million to purchase private land to secure protected habitats for koalas. Julia Gillard's official portrait unveiled at Parliament House Former Prime Minister Julia Gillard has had her official portrait unveiled at Parliament House on Wednesday. Nuclear energy could be 'game-changer' for SA: Bernardi A nuclear power plant in South Australia would provide cheaper electricity and support a desalination plant to supply water to local farms, according to new analysis. Operation Sovereign Borders turns back thousands of asylum-seekers Operation Sovereign Borders has prevented more than 3,000 asylum-seekers from entering Australian waters and turned back 33 boats in the past five years. Khashoggi murder 'the worst cover-up in history': Trump Donald Trump has described the killing and subsequent cover-up of the death of Jamal Khashoggi as a 'fiasco', shortly after speaking to Saudi Arabia's crown prince. USMCA trade deal 'positive move' for Canada The new United States-Mexico-Canada (USMCA) Agreement is a positive move forward for Canada, says Export Development Canada's Peter Hall, telling Your Money the deal brings 'great relief' for exporters. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe