Liberal MP under constitutional cloud...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward November 2, 2018 Liberal MP under constitutional cloud Liberal MP Chris Crewther could reportedly be referred to the High Court over allegations he's breached Section 44 of the constitution due to his investment in a pharmaceutical company. Religious freedom debate 'in the dark' without Ruddock review: Keneally Labor Senator Kristina Keneally says the debate around religious freedoms remains 'in the dark' without public access into the Ruddock review. Malcolm Turnbull puts Scott Morrison on notice Malcolm Turnbull has warned he will publicly defend his record where he sees fit, after Prime Minister Scott Morrison accused him of going beyond his 'brief' on his trip to Bali. Total fire bans in place as NSW swelters Firefighters across NSW are on high alert, as the state faces sweltering temperatures approaching 40C in some regions. Presbyterian Church urges PM against discrimination amendments The Head of the Presbyterian Church in Australia has urged Scott Morrison to retain exemptions within the Sex Discrimination Act that would allow schools to discriminate against students based on their 'gender identity'. Google workers walk out over treatment of women Google employees at offices around the world are staging a walkout over the treatment of women at the company after sexual misconduct claims were made against several senior figures. David Peever resigns as Cricket Australia Chairman Cricket Australia Chairman David Peever has resigned following a report into the ball tampering scandal. Toyah Cordingley farewelled in Qld Toyah Cordingley has been remembered as a kind and beautiful soul who adored animals at her funeral in Cairns on Friday. Bushfire forces Canberra school to evacute An ACT school has been evacuated as emergency authorities attempt to control a bushfire from spreading southwest of Canberra. Week in Politics: Morrison and Malcolm trade barbs and the Government's Nauru timeline The Prime Minister traded public blows with his predecessor Malcolm Turnbull this week as tensions bubble away over the possible Israeli embassy move while the Government has confirmed to Sky News it has an unofficial timeline to get kids off Nauru. Businesses pledge commitment to Australian veterans The Morrison Government has announced plans to launch a 'Veterans Employment Commitment', a new way for Australian businesses to show their commitment to hiring returned servicemen and women. Govt intervention into energy sector 'last resort': Taylor Energy Minister Angus Taylor says government intervention into the energy market will be used as a 'last resort'. Leicester City football club 'numb with pain': Manager Leicester City's manager says the club is 'numb with pain' after the death of its chairman and four other people in a helicopter crash. AMP vision 'hasn't changed' after sale of life insurance arm AMP chairman David Murray says the vision for the embattled wealth giant 'hasn't changed' following the sale of the firm's life insurance arm. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe