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Australia's election channel. View Online   |   Forward May 16, 2019 Two accused murders granted refugee status in Australia: reports Prime Minister Scott Morrison has defended Australia's immigrant vetting process after reports two accused murderers have been granted refugee status. Shorten is a 'divider who plays to people's feelings and emotions': Anderson Former Nationals leader John Anderson says Bill Shorten is a 'divider who plays to people's feelings and emotions' rather than on facts and policy. Shorten uses final speech to call for change Bill Shorten has made an impassioned pitch to voters, calling for Australians to embrace change come May 18. PM mocks Labor's 'It's Time' theme in final speech FULL SPEECH: Scott Morrison has mocked Labor's 'It's Time' theme in his final pitch to voters before the federal election. Greens hopeful of forming alliance with Labor: Steele-John Jordon Steele-John says an alliance between Labor and the Greens could still be a reality after the federal election, despite Bill Shorten ruling out a coalition between the two. Leaked Labor messages rattle election campaign Leaked text messages obtained by Sky News show the former Northern Territory Labor leader urging supporters to oust Chief Minister Michael Gunner and have him replaced by Infrastructure Minister Eva Lawler. Barnaby Joyce goes to town on Jim Molan's rogue campaign Former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce is enraged at the Liberal Party over NSW Senator Jim Molan's rogue campaign to save his career by directing supporters to vote for him, after being placed in an unwinnable position on the Senate ticket. CCTV footage shows suspected hitman fleeing murder scene CCTV vision has emerged of a hitman fleeing the scene of a targeted shooting murder in Melbourne's inner south. Man charged over aunt's 2010 murder in Adelaide A 44-year old man has been charged with the murder of his aunt in South Australia, nearly nine years after she was killed. Michael Sukkar's Deakin seat swings towards Labor: polling Liberal MP Michael Sukkar's seat of Deakin, in Melbourne's eastern suburbs, has swung towards Labor. PM talks up China relations, throws Daley under the bus Scott Morrison has talked up Australia's relationship with China, at a meeting for the Chinese community in Sydney, as he seeks to draw on the large Chinese community to get Fiona Martin elected in Reid. Bill Shorten vies for Chinese-Australian votes Opposition leader Bill Shorten is campaigning in Western Sydney, where he is vying for votes from the Chinese-Australian community. Trump declares national emergency over foreign computer threats The US President is declaring a national emergency to protect the nation's computer networks from foreign threats. Unemployment rate rises to 5.2 per cent Australia's unemployment rate has pushed higher for the second month in a row, rising to 5.2 per cent. Monet's Haystacks painting fetches $160m at NY auction One of Claude Monet paintings has been bought for $160 million at an auction in New York, setting a new sale record for the French painter. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe