Government attempting to delay Nauru transfer bill...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward December 6, 2018 Government attempting to delay Nauru transfer bill The government is attempting to stymie a Labor-led bill that will streamline medical evacuations from detention centres on Nauru and Manus Island. Australians 'should embrace' nuclear energy Australian businessman Dick Smith says Australia should embrace nuclear energy as a 'low cost' way to reduce emissions. Chris Dawson charged with wife's murder Chris Dawson has been charged with the murder of his wife Lyn who went missing from Sydney's northern beaches nearly 40 years ago. Labor MP Emma Husar to sue BuzzFeed Labor MP Emma Husar has confirmed she is launching defamation proceedings against BuzzFeed and journalist Alice Workman. Encryption laws set to pass after last minute negotiations New encryption laws to combat terror attacks are finally set to pass the lower house on Thursday after a bipartisan committee gave its backing. 'Confusing' land clearing laws blamed for Qld bushfire crisis Farmers in Queensland are calling for an inquiry into the state's week-long bushfire crisis, blaming the Palaszczuk government's land clearing laws for intensifying the fires. Michael O'Brien elected Victorian Liberal leader Michael O'Brien has been elected as leader of the Victorian Liberal Party, following the resignation of Matthew Guy. One in five aged care residents feel unsafe: report The largest ever government survey of aged care residents has revealed one-in-five feel unsafe in their accommodation. Researchers call for more protections for Swift Parrot Researchers are calling for greater protections to the critically endangered Swift Parrot in Tasmania. Former SA Premier Jay Weatherill announces retirement Former SA premier Jay Weatherill has announced his retirement from state politics after serving 16 years in the sector. Government's opposition to Nauru evacuation bill is absurd: Labor MP Labor's Amanda Rishworth says the government is politicising a bill that will streamline medical evacuations from detention centres on Nauru and Manus Island. Govt denies 'big stick' policy equates to privatisation by stealth The Treasurer has defended the government's 'big stick' divestiture policy, rejecting Labor's suggestion that it amounts to privatisation by stealth. Canadian authorities arrest Huawei CFO Canadian authorities have arrested the chief financial officer of China's Huawei Technologies on behalf of the United States for allegedly violating US sanctions against Iran. Documents suggest Facebook deliberately 'suffocated' rivals A British parliamentary committee has released documents relating to the business practices of Facebook. Sweet Country wins big at AACTA Awards Warwick Thornton's Sweet Country has dominated the 60th AACTA and AFI Awards taking out six prizes during the Sydney ceremony, including Best Picture and Best Director. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe