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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward November 3, 2018 Huawei pushed to leak data to Chinese intelligence Telecommunications company Huawei has reportedly been pushed to infiltrate a foreign network and provide details to Chinese intelligence. Government cannot allow refugees to 'welfare shop': Credlin Sky News host Peta Credlin is cautioning the government against bringing asylum seeker children and their parents from Nauru to Australia, which is expected to take place before the year's end. Trade Minister to visit China following diplomatic stoush Following a diplomatic stoush with China, Trade Minister Simon Birmingham will visit the nation for the inaugural China International Import Expo. Malcolm Turnbull joins talent network Malcolm Turnbull has reportedly joined the international speakers circuit amid accusations of speaking outside his 'brief' as a government official in Bali. Donald Trump to reinstate sanctions on Iran US President Donald Trump says he will reimpose all sanctions on Iran that were previously removed under the 2015 nuclear deal. Jamal Khashoggi's body dissolved in acid: advisor Murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi's body was dissolved in acid after being dismembered, according to an advisor to Turkey's President. Temperatures to hit mid 30s for NSW and Qld Temperatures are expected to hit the mid 30s for some parts of New South Wales and Queensland. Family and friends farewell Toyah Cordingley Family and friends have gathered in Cairns today to farewell slain Queensland woman Toyah Cordingley. World's largest seawall installed on Sydney Harbour's foreshore Researchers have installed the world's largest living seawall on Sydney Harbour's foreshore. Critics of Special Envoy role have 'axes to grind': Abbott FULL INTERVIEW: Tony Abbott has labelled critics of his role as Special Envoy for Indigenous Affairs as people with 'axes to grind'. 'Shorten should reign in Leigh': Frydenberg There are calls for Bill Shorten to discipline Labor's Shadow Assistant Treasurer Andrew Leigh. NSW Nationals bans membership following neo-Nazi probe Members of certain far-right groups will be banned from joining the New South Wales Nationals following an investigation into an alleged white supremacist infiltration of the party. Leicester players dedicate next match to late club owner Players from the Leicester City football club say they want to play their next Premier League match to honour their owner and those killed in a helicopter crash. Nicole Kidman and Russell Crowe team up in 'Boy Erased' film Acclaimed Australian Actor Joel Edgerton has teamed up with Oscar winners Nicole Kidman and Russell Crowe for the highly anticipated drama, 'Boy Erased'. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe