Senator calls for constitutional change to protect media...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward June 9, 2019 Senator calls for constitutional change to protect media Calls are growing for public-interest protections following Australian Federal Police raids on News Corp journalist Annika Smethurst and the Sydney headquarters of the ABC. Four hospitalised after car slams into power pole One man is fighting for life and three others are in a serious condition after their car lost control and slammed into a power pole in Sydney's west. British leadership hopeful admits to cocaine use Michael Gove, one of the frontrunners in the contest to replace British Prime Minister Theresa May, has confessed to using cocaine 20 years ago. Helicopter unable to retrieve climbers bodies in Himalayas: Officials Indian officials say helicopters can't be used to retrieve the bodies of five foreign mountain climbers who were killed in an avalanche in the Himalayas. Duchess of Sussex attends first event since birth of Archie The Duchess of Sussex has surprised crowds, making her first public appearance since the birth of her son Archie. Ash Barty takes home victory at French Open final Australia's Ash Barty has won her first grand slam title, taking home a victory at the French Open. Boy critical after boat capsize A boy and two men are in a critical condition after being stranded in the ocean for six hours after their boat sank off the coast of Caloundra in Queensland. Two men stabbed at Sydney party One man has been stabbed in the arm and another in the stomach at a party in Sydney's south-west. Labor demands AFP explains dropping medivac leak investigation Labor has hit out at the Australian Federal Police, demanding an explanation as to why it dropped an investigation into a medivac bill document that was leaked. Morrison under pressure to reform media protection laws Prime Minister Scott Morrison is under pressure from people within his party to look at possible law reforms in the wake of recent AFP raids on media organisations. I'll defend press freedom even if the govt won't: Albanese Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese is urging the prime minister to address press freedom following this week's raids on ABC's Sydney headquarters and a News Corp journalist's Canberra home. Russian and US warships almost collide The United States has labelled the Russian navy 'unprofessional' after warships from the two countries came close to colliding in the Pacific. Viagogo vows to be compliant 'as soon as possible' Viagogo has promised it will comply with regulator demands 'as soon as possible' after claims it was breaking consumer law. Meg Mac releases second album, 'Hope' Australian singer-songwriter Meg Mac has released her second album, titled 'Hope'. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe