Pyne attacks colleagues over Turnbull’s demise...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward February 11, 2019 Pyne attacks colleagues over Turnbull's demise Defence Minister Christopher Pyne has unleashed a scathing attack on his colleagues who removed Malcolm Turnbull as prime minister. Coalition playing politics over border security: Labor Labor frontbencher Andrew Leigh says the government is running a 'fear campaign' over border security as parliament resumes this week. EXCLUSIVE: Former Matildas coach reveals sacking came as complete 'surprise' Former Matildas coach Alen Stajcic hopes his reputation can be restored after Football Federation Australia sacked him in January, five months out from the FIFA Women's World Cup. Morrison delivers security-laced plan for the future FULL SPEECH: Prime Minister Scott Morrison has outlined the government's plan to keep Australians 'safe and secure in the future' during his National Press Club address. Private letter written by the Duchess of Sussex to her father is revealed Excerpts of a private letter written by the Duchess of Sussex to her estranged father Thomas Markle have been revealed. If people smugglers think the doors are open, they will come: Dutton Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton has compared the medical evacuations bill before parliament to opening Australia's doors to a flood of people smugglers and '14,000 people in Indonesia ready to hop on boats now.' Qld to introduce tough new sentences for child killers The Queensland government is set to introduce new laws to eliminate soft sentences for child killers. Dozens of buildings in Vic remain at risk with flammable cladding Authorities could take up to two years to remove flammable cladding from high-rises in Victoria despite dozens of buildings across the city considered high-risk. Sydney commuters warned of train delays Sydney train passengers are being warned of delays after a car crashed into a signal box in the city's south. Doctors 'incensed by politicking' over Phelps medical evacuation bill FULL INTERVIEW: The Australian Medical Association's Dr Paul Bauert has called on federal politicians to 'stop politicking' and pass the medivac bill currently before parliament. Bowen urges Coalition to legislate banking royal commission reforms MEDIA CONFERENCE: Shadow treasurer Chris Bowen has called on the government to extend parliament's sitting schedule to pass the 'straightforward' recommendations from the royal commission. Govt to boost family violence support Families Minister Paul Fletcher says the government is taking 'a range of responses' to combat violence against women and children. Theresa May to request more time on Brexit deal UK Prime Minister Theresa May will try to persuade fellow MPs to give her until the end of the month to reach a deal on Brexit. Market wary ahead of US-China trade talks: Deloitte Access Economics Deloitte Access Economics partner Nicki Hutley says the market is 'nervously' waiting on the outcome of US-China trade talks. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe