Democrats take back the House...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward November 7, 2018 Democrats take back the House The Democrats have won back the House of Representatives for the first time in eight years, but have failed to capture the Senate in today's midterm elections. Labor's negative gearing policy 'shambolic': Frydenberg Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has told Sky News investors will be 'worse off' under Labor's negative gearing policy following the release of new government analysis. Nationals' deny stalling Barnaby Joyce's preselection The Nationals are denying reports that members of the electorate preselection committee are holding up Barnaby Joyce's nomination. Mark Latham to run as One Nation candidate Former Labor leader Mark Latham has announced he will run for the NSW state parliament with Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party. Tear gas used to end Don Dale stand-off in NT Authorities have confirmed tear gas was used to end an eight-hour long staff-off at Darwin's notorious Don Dale Youth Detention Centre. Beaches closed following NSW shark attack A 43-year-old man has suffered a leg injury after a shark attack near Ballina on the NSW north coast. Executive Pat Howard departs Cricket Australia The mass exodus at Cricket Australia continues, with a recent announcement confirming High Performance chief Pat Howard will leave the organisation. Conjoined twins to undergo surgery Conjoined 14-month-old twins Nima and Dawa are expected to undergo life-changing surgery at a Melbourne hospital on Friday. Calls for NSW govt to end junk food advertising The NSW Cancer Council has called for the state government to end junk food advertising on all state-owned property, including public transport. Daniel Andrews defends China deal Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has defends signing infrastructure deal with the Chinese government. Tougher penalties for My Health Record breaches Health Minister Greg Hunt has proposed tougher penalties for the misuse of My Health Record data, as the November 15 deadline to opt-out of the service approaches. Victoria Opposition promise state's largest prison Victorian Opposition Leader Matthew Guy has promised to build the state's largest prison if the Liberal-Nationals win the state election. Democrats gain control of the House Donald Trump has suffered his first federal electoral setback in his presidency, losing the House of Representatives to the Democrats. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe