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News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward July 10, 2019 Call to recognise First Australians in constitution A proposal to recognise Indigenous Australians in the constitution will soon be put to a referendum. Right to religious freedom depends on person's level of fame Labor MP Peter Khalil says a person's right to religious freedom largely depends on their employment, influence and status in the community. Jeremy Corbyn calls for second Brexit referendum UK Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn has formally called for a second referendum on Brexit once the Tory party elects a new Prime Minister. Trump slams UK's Ambassador to the US as 'wacky', 'stupid' and 'pompous' US President Donald Trump has renewed his attack on the UK's Ambassador to the US, describing him as 'wacky', 'very stupid' and 'pompous'. Johnson and Hunt trade blows in live Tory leadership debate UK Tory leadership contenders Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt have traded blows in their first one-on-one televised debate. Qld govt 'putting gender politics before miners' safety' Mining executives are preparing to hold emergency talks in Brisbane, after a spate of deaths at mine sites across Queensland. Indonesia to return Australian waste Indonesia is shipping a further eight containers of toxic waste back to Brisbane following last week's decision to return contaminated recycling materials. Third faulty Sydney building evacuated It's been revealed residents in an eastern Sydney apartment block were told to leave late last year over building defects. Man shot by police after 'violent crime spree' across Qld A man has been shot by police after allegedly going on a violent crime spree in Queensland's Wide Bay region. Govt allocates $167m to achieve constitutional recognition for First Australians The Minister for Indigenous Australians says he will 'develop and bring forward a consensus option for constitutional recognition to be put to a referendum during the current parliamentary term.' Morrison govt to delay religious freedom legislation Sky News understands the Morrison government will not be introducing freedom of religion legislation to parliament in the next two weeks. New legal report warns of fresh constitutional crisis Up to 26 MPs could be ruled ineligible to sit in federal parliament with a new legal report warning of a fresh constitutional crisis. NZ won't let Google off the hook for naming accused backpacker murderer New Zealand is heaping pressure on Google to overhaul its system that was responsible for breaching a major suppression order. Morrison govt may 'seriously reconsider' superannuation guarantee The Australian Financial Review's John Kehoe believes the Morrison Government may be 'seriously reconsidering' it's stance on increasing the superannuation guarantee over the next two years. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe