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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward January 13, 2019 Janurary 26 citizen ceremonies to be compulsory Labor leader Bill Shorten has accused the government of 'playing politics' after announcing changes that would force councils to hold citizenship ceremonies on Australia Day. Stark contrast between Morrison and Trump on Middle East policy The contrast between Scott Morrison and Donald Trump when it comes to Middle East deployment 'could not be more stark', according to Sky News host Kieran Gilbert. Major parties pledge millions to Kakadu National Park Both major parties have committed more than $200 million to upgrade the world heritage listed Kakadu National Park. Teenager dies from suspected overdose at Sydney festival A 19-year-old Central Coast woman who was taken to hospital from the FOMO music festival in western Sydney has died, police say. Margaret Beazley named NSW's next governor Highly decorated legal figure Margaret Beazley has been appointed the next governor of NSW, replacing outgoing governor David Hurley in May. Saudi teen who fled 'abusive' family arrives in Canada The Saudi teenager who fled her 'abusive' family to seek asylum abroad has arrived in Canada. Three people killed after gas explosion in Paris Three people have died and nearly 50 injured after a suspected gas leak triggered an explosion at a bakery in Paris. Six teenagers stabbed at Sydney party Six teenagers have been stabbed after a 34-year-old man allegedly went on a stabbing spree at a party on Sydney's north shore. Perth mother charged after baby 'poisoned with bleach' A Perth mother has been charged after she allegedly poisoned her chronically ill baby by pouring bleach down his feeding tubes. Labor pledges $50m for diabetes research Bill Shorten has pledged a $50 million funding boost for type 1 diabetes research if Labor wins the next election. Scientists receive $3 million federal grant for tick bite research Scientists have been given a multi-million dollar grant to continue their research into tick-borne illnesses. Govt criticised over handling of Saudi teen's asylum request The government has been criticised over its delayed handling of a Saudi teenager's asylum request to come to Australia. Brexit campaigner released on bail after incident with UK MP A Brexit campaigner in the UK has been released on bail after being arrested over an incident with a Remain-supporting MP. Kevin Hart confirms he will not host Oscars For the first time in three decades the Oscars will go ahead without a host following Kevin Hart's homophobic tweets, according to US media. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe