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News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward July 22, 2019 'Everyone in this parliament opposes terrorism': Albanese The Coalition will this week attempt to push its counter-terrorism bill through parliament, which would ban individuals from returning to Australia for two years if they pose an ongoing security risk. Lowering trade barriers with China in Australia's 'best interest' Trade Minister Simon Birmingham says Australia has 'wonderful' agreements with China but removing trade barriers will boost the economies of both countries. The 'proud' moment Mack Horton snubs Chinese 'drug cheat' Australian broadcaster Justin Smith says he is 'incredibly proud' of swimming star Mack Horton for refusing to stand on a podium next to Chinese 'drug cheat' Sun Yang. Legislation to crackdown on 'vegan terrorists' Nationals backbencher Keith Pitt says legislation designed to crackdown on animal rights protestors is necessary in order to stop 'vegan terrorists.' Petrol prices will rise with West 'slipping' into war with Iran Diplomacy expert Joseph Siracusa says conflict in Iran will lead to a rise in fuel prices as escalations push countries closer to war each day. Story of 'Lawyer X' rocks Victoria's legal system Sky News will this week delve into the Lawyer X saga, as the case of police informer Nicola Gobbo grips the country and rocks Victoria's legal system. Labor Party 'stands against farmers': Cormann The Coalition has accused Labor of continuing 'to stand against farmers' as it moves to hammer through a $3.9 billion drought fund. Anti-Adani activists removed from Brisbane protest Three anti-Adani protesters have been removed from a concrete pumping plant in Brisbane after a two-hour standoff with police. Thousands of unvaccinated WA children attending kindergartens More than 3,700 Western Australian children are attending pre-primary, kindergarten, childcare centres without being fully vaccinated. Drought funding in political crossfire A political fight is brewing over the government's plan to repurpose an infrastructure fund to prop up its Drought Future Fund. Animal rights activists to face years behind bars under federal laws The government will on Monday introduce new laws that would see animal rights activists sent to jail for up to five years for publishing material inciting others to trespass and protest on farms. Greens senator 'basically deported' from Manus Island Greens senator Nick McKim says he was 'basically deported from Manus' after he asked to enter a detention centre. UK Royal Navy 'too small' to deal with Iran The British government is being urged to provide more military protection for shipping in the Strait of Hormuz as tensions between the West and Iran continue to escalate. Analysts warn further interest rate cuts 'will not produce wage growth' Ernst & Young has issued a warning to the government and Reserve Bank that 'lowering interest rates will not produce wage growth'. New photos of Prince George mark his sixth birthday New photographs of Prince George have been released to mark his sixth birthday. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe