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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward January 5, 2019 Police struggle to stop clash between far-right and anti-racist protests Hundreds of officers who have descended on St Kilda, in Melbourne, are struggling to keep opposing rallies from turning violent as protestors find ways through police blockades. 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. Frydenberg's opposition to Labor housing plan 'not based on economics' The Opposition has slammed the Treasurer's attack on its plan to slash capital gains tax discounts by half. Trump threatens to keep US government closed for months or years President Donald Trump has threatened to keep the federal government partially closed for months or years if he does not get funding to build a wall along the US-Mexico border. Wind change almost spells disaster for Victorian firefighters About 40 firefighters have been forced to take life-saving action as they battled one of several Victorian fires, losing a truck, trailer and a bulldozer to the flames. Police launch critical incident investigation following deadly car rampage A critical incident investigation has been launched by NSW Police after a car rampage in Sydney ended with the death of a young man. Teenager charged over stabbing at Sydney's Scientology HQ A teenager has been charged with the stabbing murder of a security official at the Church of Scientology centre at Chatswood on Sydney's lower north shore. East Gippsland fire believed to have been deliberately lit Victorian authorities believe a fire burning in East Gippsland which threatened homes could have been lit deliberately. NSW Police in pursuit of hit-and-run driver Police in Sydney are on the hunt for a driver who fled the scene of a crash at Horsley Park in the city's west. Treasurer attacks Labor's capital gains tax plan The Treasurer has attacked Labor's plan to halve the capital gains tax discount, warning thousands of Australians will be hit with the 'highest rates' in the Western world. Majority of asylum seekers on Nauru are criminals: Dutton FULL INTERVIEW: Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton has told Sky News most of the asylum seekers still on Nauru are criminals. Push from within Liberal Party to increase female representation There's a push from within the Liberal Party to increase female representation in federal parliament with the Foreign Minister leaving open the possibility of adopting a quota system. Buddhist monks flaunt finesse to oppose fine for driving in robes Buddhist monks are taking to the internet to prove their traditional attire doesn't impede safe driving after one of their members was fined for wearing a kimono in the driver's seat. US officials to visit China for trade discussions Beijing has confirmed that US officials will visit China for trade discussions to be held on January 7 and 8. Fears of media frenzy as Kevin Spacey prepares to face court American actor Kevin Spacey will face court on Monday for an arraignment hearing. The former House of Cards star has been charged over the alleged sexual assault of a young man. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe