PM issues veiled warning to China and the US...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward November 17, 2018 PM issues veiled warning to China and the US Prime Minister Scott Morrison has issued a veiled warning to China and the US saying protectionist policies and threats of a trade war will only hinder the international economy. Bureaucratic bungle could see Australian war hero's children deported The daughter of a 91-year-old WWII hero is facing potential deportation from Australia after a bureaucratic bungle. Counter terror agencies failed to warn police about Bourke St attacker Victoria's counter-terror agencies have come under fire for failing to notify local police the Bourke Street attacker was a known threat. Malcolm Turnbull takes another swipe at the Liberal party Malcolm Turnbull has again lashed out at the Liberal government over its handling of climate change. John Howard supports moving Australian embassy in Israel Former Prime Minister John Howard has backed Scott Morrison's consideration to move the Australian embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. Drugs seized during pre-schoolies raids in Qld Queensland authorities have seized thousands of dollars' worth of drugs during major pre-schoolies raids across the Gold Coast. Australia to partner with US and PNG on Manus Island naval base US Vice President Mike Pence has announced the USA will partner with Australia and Papua New Guinea to develop a naval base on Manus Island. Bourke Street 'trolley man' faces court Melbourne's Bourke Street 'trolley man' is facing court on charges of theft and burglary. Australia and Japan agree to closer defence ties Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe have agreed to a closer defence relationship following talks in Darwin. P&O Cruise ships to house APEC Summit visitors Hundreds of delegates, staff and journalists will be situated on P&O cruise ships during the APEC Summit in Papua New Guinea. John Howard supports Israeli embassy move Former Prime Minister John Howard is strongly backing Scott Morrison's interest in moving Australia's embassy in Israel. Lead Brexiteers rally behind Theresa May to stave off no confidence Leading Brexiteers have rallied behind UK Prime Minister Theresa May with Environment Secretary Michael Gove and International Trade Secretary Liam Fox confirming they will not resign from Cabinet as she faces a 'likely' no-confidence vote. Long-term AGL customers to receive energy bill reduction Thousands of AGL customers will receive yearly discounts on their energy bills if they're on long-term standing offers. Rebel Wilson's High Court bid rejected Actor Rebel Wilson has had her bid to fight her defamation case against Bauer Media in the High Court rejected. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe