ASADA poised to impose strict penalty against Australian swimmer...

News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward July 30, 2019 ASADA poised to impose strict penalty against Australian swimmer The Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority has reportedly sought to impose a mandatory four-year-ban against Australian swimmer Shayna Jack. Axing compulsory super is 'exactly the wrong response' Shadow Assistant Treasurer Stephen Jones says axing compulsory superannuation would plunge a group of Australians 'well and truly below the poverty line'. Australia 'run by CEOs' Independent MP Bob Katter says Australia should introduce a tax on the sale of shares in order to fund an increase in the Newstart allowance. Labor calls for an end to robodebt Labor is calling on the government to scrap the controversial robodebt scheme. Labor to propose changes to ASIO detainment powers Labor has proposed changes to the government's national security legislation. Jacinda Ardern criticised for timing of Tokelau trip Jacinda Ardern has become the first New Zealand Prime Minister in 15 years to visit the country's territory of Tokelau, north-east of Fiji. Australia 'values' Hong Kong's autonomy: Payne Foreign Minister Marise Payne says Australia "values" the autonomy Hong Kong has under the "one country, two systems" approach as protestors return to the city's streets in opposition to the government. Dubbo in the midst of population boom People are flocking to the New South Wales regional city of Dubbo and surrounding areas. Border Force official 'provided security for high roller at Crown' A Border Force official allegedly provided security for an international criminal fugitive who was a high roller at Crown Resorts. Rival political parties, ABC undermining basin plan: New Liberal MP New Liberal MP James Stevens will accuse the ABC and rival political parties of trying to undermine the Murray-Darling Basin Plan in his first speech to federal parliament on Tuesday. Labor calls for public sector wage rise Shadow Financial Services Stephen Jones is calling on the Morrison government to boost public pay in an attempt to stimulate wage growth. Pro-life protestors picket NSW parliament over abortion bill A bill to decriminalise abortion will be taken to the New South Wales parliament on Tuesday. At least 65 Nigerians slaughtered by suspected Boko Haram militants At least 65 have died in an attack carried out by suspected Boko Haram militants in Nigeria. Living standards have stagnated since the GFC Living standards have stagnated since the Global Financial Crisis, results from the HILDA survey confirm. Supermarket collectables craze sparks plastic waste debate Australia's supermarket giants are going head-to-head in the toy collectibles craze, sparking debate about excessive plastic waste. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe