Labor to back government's fast-tracked tax cuts for small businesses...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward October 12, 2018 Labor to back government's fast-tracked tax cuts for small businesses Businesses with a turnover of less than $50 million will have their tax rates reduced to 25 per cent in 2021-22 after Labor announced its support for the government's plan to accelerate the cuts by five years. Labor not looking to change existing religious school exemptions: Plibersek Labor frontbencher Tanya Plibersek says at this stage, the opposition is not planning on 'reducing' religious schools' exemptions to discriminate against gay students and teachers. Trump makes me feel like Superman: Kanye West American rapper Kanye West has met with US President Donald Trump at the White House where he went on a fifteen-minute rant where he spoke about his life, swore and explained his reason for supporting Republicans. Cancelled large business tax cuts justifies acceleration for small business: PM The Prime Minister is justifying the cost of accelerating legislated tax cuts for small and medium-sized businesses by abandoning cuts for large businesses. Malcolm Turnbull's son denounces 'extremist' Liberal Party The son of former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has spoken out about his father's political party in a video posted online. Mechanical trouble forces NASA's Hubble Space Telescope into safe mode NASA has placed the Hubble Space Telescope into safe mode after a failure with one of its six gyroscopes, responsible for keeping the iconic machine pointed at spots in the universe like stars and planets. Students shouldn't be expelled on sexuality alone: Christian Schools Australia Christian Schools Australia's Mark Spencer says he doesn't believe students should be expelled from school on the sole basis of their sexuality. Virtual reality to assist in sub-antarctic station construction The Australian Antarctic Division is preparing to build its new station on Macquarie Island by using virtual reality technology to map the island in detail. Morrison 'not comfortable' with discrimination against gay students The Prime Minister says he is 'not comfortable' with independent religious schools rejecting gay students. Tax cuts 'terrific news' for small businesses: Liberal senator FULL INTERVIEW: Liberal Jane Hume says she welcomes Labor's decision to support for tax cuts for small and medium sized businesses. Bill Shorten reportedly threatening worker-focused super fund shake-up Labor is reportedly considering an overhaul of superannuation funds to ensure workers' interests are prioritised before profits. Weinstein accuser has claims dismissed by New York judge One of three women accusing film mogul Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault has had her claims dismissed by a New York judge. Global market sell-off wipes out $50 billion from Australia's largest companies Global markets have taken a dive off the back of Wall Street's vicious sell-off, wiping out $50 billion off the value of Australia's biggest companies. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe