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News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward May 25, 2019 Police appeal for information after woman's body found in Melbourne Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a woman in Melbourne's inner north. Push to keep convicted child killer behind bars Dozens have rallied in Bondi on Saturday, protesting the possible release of pedophile and child killer Michael Anthony Guider. Theresa May resigns over failed Brexit deal UK Prime Minister Theresa May has announced she will resign as leader of the Conservatives on June 7. Listeria outbreak warnings after Qld hospital serves contaminated food Unwell children and their families have been exposed to listeria bacteria at Queensland Children's Hospital in Brisbane. Protestors harass Tony Abbott in Sydney CBD Former prime minister Tony Abbott has been targetted by protestors in Sydney. Bob Hawke state memorial to be held at Sydney Opera House A state memorial service will be held at the Sydney Opera House to honour Bob Hawke. Cancer patients urged to excercise during treatment WA researchers are urging cancer patients to undergo high intensity workouts while receiving treatments. ATO calls for GST on more food items The Australian Tax Office is reportedly calling on the government to consider applying the GST to more food products. Albanese faces off with govt over tax plans The Labor Party's would-be leader Anthony Albanese is facing off with the government on tax cuts, saying he would consider passing the Coalition's tax plan if the bill is split. Polling processes under scrutiny after shock election result One of the Labor Party's national pollsters says processes need to change to give more accurate indications of public sentiments. Jodi McKay joins contest for NSW Labor leadership Jodi McKay has confirmed she will be running for the New South Wales Labor leadership, joining Kogarah MP Chris Minns who announced his intention to run earlier this week. Death toll rises on Mt Everest Seven people have died on Mount Everest within a week due to overcrowding in the mountains 'death zone'. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe