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News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward July 24, 2019 FINA should get 'tougher' with drug cheats World swimming should be 'getting tougher' on drug cheats within the sport, according to broadcaster Katie Woolf. Labor says the Coalition 'cannot be trusted on national security' Labor backbencher Ed Husic says the Coalition 'cannot be trusted on national security', labelling the government's foreign fighters laws 'sloppy ineffectual work'. Former Ipswich mayor Paul Pisasale guilty of extortion Former Ipswich mayor Paul Pisasale has been found guilty of trying to extort thousands of dollars Celebrated food writer Margaret Fulton dies Iconic Australian food writer Margaret Fulton has died aged 94. New AFP commissioner a 'supporter of press freedom' Sky News Northern Territory Bureau Chief Matt Cunningham says newly-appointed AFP commissioner Reece Kershaw is a "supporter of press freedom". Labor Party supports the 'thieving' of restaurant worker wages Prime Minister Scott Morrison says the Labor party is 'thieving' the wages of restaurant workers by supporting the practice of unions taking dividends from entitlement funds. Boris Johnson wins race to become next UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been announced as the leader of the United Kingdom Conservative Party to become Theresa May's successor as British Prime Minister. Sharma to focus on security of the country and the economy Ahead of his maiden speech to Parliament, Dave Sharma announces that the security of the country and the economy are among his top priorities. Former Seven West Media executive accused of defrauding network A former executive at Seven West Media is accused of defrauding the media network by more than $8-million. Labor says the Coalition 'cannot be trusted on national security' Labor backbencher Ed Husic says the Coalition 'cannot be trusted on national security', labelling the government's foreign fighters laws 'sloppy ineffectual work'. Qld Deputy Premier accused of 'insider trading' Queensland's Deputy Premier will jet abroad on a trade assignment to sell the state as an investment destination, despite being embroiled in what the Opposition describes as 'insider trading'. Foreign fighter laws pass Lower House Legislation to ban foreign fighters from Australia for up to two years is a step closer to becoming law after the government passed its temporary exclusion powers through the lower house. Trump may watch Mueller's congressional testimony US President Donald Trump has left the door open to watching the congressional testimony of former Special Counsel Robert Mueller. Australian markets open stronger on Wednesday As the ASX experiences a 12-year high, the All Ords is also on track to close at a record high. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe