Malcolm Turnbull urges govt to revive the NEG...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward December 4, 2018 Malcolm Turnbull urges govt to revive the NEG Former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull has urged the Cabinet to revive the National Energy Guarantee, insisting the government never abandoned the policy, just simply shelved it. Cricket star's brother charged over fake terror hit list The brother of Australian cricket star Usman Khawaja has been charged over fake documents containing a terror plot to kill senior politicians. Turnbull, Abbott support Liberal leadership rule change Former Australian prime ministers have publicly supported a change to the Liberal Party leadership rules that aims to prevent party coups. Lawyer X wanted to 'get away' from Mokbel cartel The barrister who acted as a police informant while representing gangland figures for four to five years during the last decade has said she did so to get away from the 'Mokbel cartel'. Coalition, Labor to reach compromise on encryption bill Labor and the Coalition are set to come to an agreement on tough new encryption legislation, following the opposition's refusal to support the bill. Body of George H.W. Bush arrives for Washington memorial The body of former president George H.W. Bush has arrived in Washington to lie in state. Farmers to see lowest profits in 20 years Australia's winter crop production is expected to be 20 per cent below average due to worsening drought conditions. NSW govt commits to build a fast rail network The NSW government is pledging to build a fast rail network that is expected to cut the travel time between Sydney to Canberra. The Coalition is continuing 'the same brawl' over energy: Husic Labor MP Ed Husic says the Coalition is more concerned with playing 'political games' rather than finding a sustainable solution to the nation's energy impasse. 'Time will tell' if leadership rule change is effective: Turnbull Malcolm Turnbull has welcomed a change to the Liberal Party leadership rules that aims to prevent constant leadership changes. Govt considers reforms targeting asylum seeker appeals The Morrison government is set to consider reforms that will make it harder for failed asylum seekers and foreign nationals to appeal to stay in Australia. French PM holds crisis talks over 'yellow vest' riots French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe has met with political leaders and representatives of the 'yellow vest' protests to discuss ways of diffusing tensions between the two parties. Interest rates remain steady at 1.5 per cent The Reserve Bank has left interest rates on hold at a record low of 1.5 per cent. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe