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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward October 10, 2018 Religious schools can already reject gay students: Morrison Prime Minister Scott Morrison says religious schools already have the power to block a student's enrolment over their sexual orientation. Labor escalates education battle with $14 billion public schools promise Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has escalated the education funding battle by offering public schools a $14 billion funding boost over the coming decade. NSW Premier pushing Prime Minister to drastically cut state's migration intake The New South Wales Premier is calling for the Prime Minister to drastically cut her state's migration intake. Religious schools should 'absolutely' be able to block enrolments of gay students: Hawke Special Minister of State Alex Hawke says he 'absolutely' believes religious schools should be able to block enrolments of gay students. Mark Butler evasive on whether Australia should phase out coal exports Shadow Energy Minister Mark Butler is remaining coy on whether Labor will push to phase out coal exports by 2050 in the wake of a landmark United Nations climate change report. Three men in NSW Police custody following alleged kidnapping Three men are in custody after an alleged 18-hour crime spree involving assault, arson, and abduction in central west New South Wales. Queensland residents told to brace for more wild weather Severe storms are set to roll in across Queensland this afternoon with a trough approaching from the south-west. Disgruntled protesters flood Opera House with light to nullify Everest promotion Hundreds of protesters on Tuesday night congregated around the Sydney Opera House equipped with torches and phone lights to mitigate the Everest horse race illumination, which was broadcast on the building's sails. Labor flags TPP labour visa crackdown amid union concerns Labor maintains it will make changes to the Trans-Pacific Partnership if elected, a day after leader Bill Shorten held crisis talks with disgruntled unions. Treasurer calls for end to US-China trade war as Australia becomes entangled The Treasurer has called on US and China to abate their trade war as the International Monetary Fund warns Australia's economy could be damaged by the warring giants. Wayne Swan echos IMF concerns over US-China trade war Labor Party President Wayne Swan has echoed the International Monetary Fund's warning over the US-China trade war, saying countries like Australia will be the ones who bear the brunt of the ongoing dispute. Party lines should no longer matter for Kavanaugh: The Australian's Legal Editor Justice Brett Kavanaugh's appointment to the US Supreme Court has tipped the scales of the country's highest court in favour of conservatives. IMF economic forecasts 'almost always wrong': Creighton The International Monetary Fund has upgraded Australia's economy to 3.2 per cent for 2018 and downgraded the expected growth to 2.8 per cent in 2019. Taylor Swift breaks silence on political views Taylor Swift has announced she will be voting for Tennessee's Democrats in the US midterm elections. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe