Workers unable to lodge tax returns as myGov website crashes...

News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward July 12, 2019 Workers unable to lodge tax returns as myGov website crashes The online portal millions of Australians use to lodge their tax returns has crashed. A server on the MyGov website has gone down, meaning workers are unable to access their payment information to lodge tax returns. Govt should be focused on the economy, not changing the constitution Sky News host Andrew Bolt says the government should be 'absolutely focused' on the economy right now, rather than on changing the constitution to recognise Indigenous Australians. Trump to sign executive order for all govt depts' census records US President Donald Trump says he will sign an executive order requiring government departments to provide the Department of Commerce with 'all requested records regarding the number of citizens and non-citizens' in the country. NZ acting PM rubbishes Australia's criminal deportation laws as 'ridiculous' New Zealand's acting Prime Minister has rubbished Australia's criminal deportation as 'ridiculous'. PM to veto Indigenous voice in constitution Prime Minister Scott Morrison is set to veto all moves to enshrine an Indigenous 'voice to parliament' constitutionally. Passengers hospitalised after severe mid-air turbulence Thirty people are being treated in hospital after a Sydney bound flight carrying 269 passengers encountered severe mid-air turbulence. Gold Coast retirement village shuts down, leaving residents homeless A Gold Coast retirement facility has shut down without warning, leaving dozens of residents without a home. Incredible footage captures Pacific Ocean drug raid Incredible footage has been captured of a drug raid in the Pacific Ocean. Sugary drinks raise cancer risk by 22 per cent A new report has found daily consumption of sugary drinks is linked to a higher risk of developing cancer. Dutton rejects calls to drop investigations into journalists Peter Dutton has rejected pleas from the ABC and News Corp to drop investigations into journalists who published stories relating to national security. Albanese insists Setka will be expelled from ALP Labor leader Anthony Albanese insists John Setka will be expelled from the party, despite a court delaying the process. New Zealand and Australia hold talks over criminal deportation New Zealand and Australia's foreign affairs ministers will hold talks over the deportation of New Zealand criminals from Australia. Southern parts of US brace for hurricane Southern parts of the United States are beginning to feel the effects of tropical storm Barry as it approaches the region. Income growth is 'slowing' Income growth is slowing, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics' report into Household Income and Wealth for 2017-18. New documentary relives moon landing with never-before-seen footage It's been 50 years since humans first stepped foot on the moon, and a new documentary is helping us relive the moment with never-before-seen footage and audio. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe