Albanese visits Qld after bruising election loss...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward May 28, 2019 Albanese visits Qld after bruising election loss Newly minted Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese will travel to Queensland, hoping to reach out to voters who rejected Labor in the federal election. Coalition and Opposition can finally end 'climate issues' Stephen Conroy says Australia can 'finally put an end to the conflict around climate issues' if the Coalition and Opposition are prepared to compromise and put the national interest ahead of political dispute. 'Hungry' Coalition MPs return to Canberra for inaugural partyroom Coalition MPs have returned to Canberra for the first partyroom meeting since the May 18 election, where Scott Morrison told his team 'we must burn for the Australian people every single day'. At least two dead in Tokyo stabbing attack A knife-wielding man has allegedly attacked at least 19 people, including eight children in a mass stabbing in Tokyo. Albanese has concerns over 'economics' of Adani mine Opposition leader Anthony Albanese has voiced his concerns for the economics of the controversial Adani coal mine in central Queensland. Woman and four children die in 'catastrophic' Qld crash A mother, her three children and a fourth child have died after a car and truck collided near Kingaroy in Queensland. Melbourne woman seen leaving party with her accused murderer Courtney Herron was seen leaving a party with her alleged killer before she was brutally murdered and dumped in a Melbourne park. Over $140m worth of illicit drugs seized in NSW Australian Border Force officers have seized more than $140 million worth of illicit drugs from Spain, declared as a shipment of shampoo earlier this month. Aboriginal flags to fly at every WA police station Western Australia Police will employ more Aboriginal officers and look into teaching staff Indigenous languages as part of its statewide Reconciliation Action Plan. Tasmanian Treasurer vows 'no jobs will go' under major budget cuts Tasmania's Treasurer has defended a cost-cutting blitz in the state's public sector, saying 'no jobs will go'. Shorten likely to remain on frontbench Sky News Political Editor David Speers reveals frontbench positions in the Labor Party are still being decided, as the party's senior leadership takes shape after this month's federal election loss. Queensland Premier's overseas travel put under the spotlight The Queensland Premier's trips abroad are being examined amid revelations her travel bill is more than double her predecessor. Figures show Annastacia Palaszczuk is spending more than $13,000 per month in travel costs. UK Conservatives and Labour in turmoil after rejection by voters The Conservatives and Labour have been plunged into turmoil after their Brexit policies were rejected by voters during the European Union's elections. Users urged to update phone in wake of WhatsApp hack A security flaw has allowed hackers to install surveillance technology on the phones of some WhatsApp users. Remembering Harambe three years on This week marks the anniversary of a horrific accident which gave rise to an atypical online trend. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe