Australia signs partnership deal with NATO...

News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward August 7, 2019 Australia signs partnership deal with NATO Australia has signed an "enhanced partnership plan" with the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation during an official visit from the intergovernmental military alliance's Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg. Barilaro welcomes inquiry into nuclear power New South Wales Deputy Premier John Barilaro says he welcomes the parliamentary inquiry into nuclear power in Australia. Hawke, Keating would be 'horrified' by modern Labor's economic policies Former prime ministers Bob Hawke and Paul Keating would have "been horrified" by modern Labor's "anti-aspirational policies", according to Sky News host Chris Kenny. India looks to build more coal mines in Australia The federal government is reportedly in talks with India to build more coal mines on home soil. Items belonging to Canadian fugitives found Items belonging to the teenage fugitives accused of murdering three people, including an Australian man, have been found by Canadian police. Gangland widow Roberta Williams arrested at Melbourne home Gangland widow Roberta Williams has been arrested at her home following police raids in Melbourne's north-west. Wind farm operators taken to court over SA blackout The Australian Energy Regulator is taking four wind farm operators to court over the 2016 statewide blackout in South Australia. ACCC to examine Murray-Darling Basin water market A consumer watchdog inquiry will examine the Murray-Darling Basin water market to find ways of improving "transparency and efficiency". Inquest into William Tyrrell's disappearance resumes The second part of the inquest into the disappearance of William Tyrrell has resumed in Sydney. Shorten failed to understand the middle class: Keating Former prime minister Paul Keating has issued a scathing criticism of Labor, saying the party failed to understand the middle class under Bill Shorten's leadership. Treasurer calls for 'cool heads' in US-China trade war Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese have called for "cool heads" amid an escalating trade tensions between the US and China. Morrison govt to increase uni funding based on student performance University funding increases will be based on student success and employment outcomes under a scheme to be introduced by the Morrison government. Deal between US and Taliban 'close' A deal between the US and the Taliban which could see a complete withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan is close, according to the US Peace Envoy. CBA profit falls 4.7 per cent Commonwealth Bank has recorded a 4.7 per cent fall in its full-year cash net profit to $8.49 billion, as customer compensations surged after the royal commission exposed scandals at CBA and other banks. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe