Victoria's euthanasia laws come into effect...

News you can trust, opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward June 19, 2019 Victoria's euthanasia laws come into effect Voluntary assisted dying is now legal in Victoria and terminally ill Victorians will have the power to end their life through landmark euthanasia laws. Labor is 'arrogantly thumbing their noses at Australians' over tax cuts The Finance Minister is standing firm, declaring there will be no horse-trading with the crossbench on tax cuts. Trump launches re-election campaign US President Donald Trump has officially launched his 2020 re-election bid, promising to 'Keep America Great'. Centre Alliance senators inclined to pass tax cuts Centre Alliance senators appear set to back the government's full income tax cut plan, with Rex Patrick telling Sky News the third stage can always be repealed if the economy goes south. Anne Aly says Australia is 'going in to recession' Labor's Anne Aly says the national economy 'is in a recession, or it looks like it's going in to a recession'. Facebook to launch its own cryptocurrency, Libra Facebook has officially announced it will launch a cryptocurrency as early as next year, with a view toward expanding from user's social lives into their financial lives. Debt across the states climbs to $180b Debt across Australia's states is set to explode by $100 billion, following an increase in spending on infrastructure and public servants. Police release CCTV footage in hunt for Melbourne nightclub drive-by shooter Police have released CCTV footage of a maroon Ford ute in an attempt to track down a killer who gunned down two men outside Melbourne's Love Machine nightclub in April. Vic Premier confident projects won't be delayed amid Setka turf war The Victorian Premier says he's confident major projects won't be delayed as a turf war threatens to break out over John Setka's future. Labor is 'arrogantly thumbing their noses at Australians' over tax cuts The Finance Minister is standing firm, declaring there will be no horse-trading with the crossbench on tax cuts. Waiving Tasmania's public housing debt only 'rewards bad behaviour': Abetz Tasmania is in a homelessness crisis, but shouldn't expect to be bailed out by Canberra, according to Liberal Senator Eric Abetz. Vic union leaders declare support for John Setka Five union leaders in Victoria have publicly declared support for John Setka, amid deepening tensions regarding the embattled union leader's future. Boris Johnson set to become Britain's PM Boris Johnson has again secured a comprehensive victory in the latest ballot of Conservative MPs to choose their new party leader and the UK's next prime minister. Scammers targeting superannuation Australians are being urged to protect their superannuation nest eggs, as an increasing number of scammers set their sights on the billions of dollars sitting in people's super accounts. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe