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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore View Online   |   Forward April 4, 2019 Fresh charges against Christchurch terror-accused NZ Police have laid fresh charges against the Australian man accused of carrying out the Christchurch attack. Pizza Hut Australia caves in to anonymous 'clicktivism' Pizza Hut Australia has caved into anonymous 'clicktivism' by withdrawing advertising from Sky News in response to online activism, which Paul Murray says 'is always louder than actual action'. Shorten to outbid govt's tax cuts in Budget reply Opposition leader Bill Shorten is expected to promise lower taxes than the Coalition for nearly three million workers when he delivers his Budget reply on Thursday evening. 'Member for mullet' takes to the dispatch box In what is expected to be one of the last sitting days before the election, Coalition MPs have poked fun at Josh Frydenberg's younger self. I will be more mindful of women's personal space: Biden Former US vice president Joe Biden says he will be 'more mindful and respectful' of women's personal space after acknowledging making some feel 'uncomfortable'. Controversial Senator Fraser Anning registers party in his own name Controversial Senator Fraser Anning has succeeded in registering a party in his name ahead of the May Election. Games of Thrones stars promise 'lots of blood' in final season The stars of Game of Thrones have promised viewers plenty of 'twists, turns and blood' during the award-winning show's final season. WA braces for another cyclone to make landfall Residents in parts of Western Australia could be hit with another cyclone just two weeks after ex-severe tropical cyclone Veronica caused widespread flooding across the Pilbara coast. Search for missing kayaker in Perth resumes The search has resumed for a kayaker believed missing off the coast of Point Peron in Perth. Christopher Pyne delivers emotional farewell speech Christopher Pyne has delivered a humorous and emotional valedictory speech on the last sitting day for the 45th parliament. Morrison accuses Labor of playing politics with NDIS Prime Minister Scott Morrison has accused Labor of playing politics with the National Disability Insurance Scheme. Govt's Melbourne-Geelong fast rail pledge is 'an absolute scam': Marles Labor MP Richard Marles says the government's $2 billion commitment towards a Melbourne-to-Geelong fast rail is 'an absolute scam'. House Democrat requests Trump tax returns A House Democrat has requested six years' worth of Donald Trump's tax returns amid suggestions the US President may have broken federal laws. Games of Thrones actors prepare for blockbuster final season Game of Thrones actors spoke to Sky News on the red carpet at the premier of season eight in New York. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe