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News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward August 27, 2019 Electric cars produce more carbon dioxide emissions than petrol vehicles: Report Electric vehicles in Australia's eastern states produce more carbon dioxide emissions than regular petrol vehicles, according to a new report. Jason Clare 'very concerned' over Yang Hengjun spy charge Labor MP Jason Clare has called the arrest of Australian writer Yang Hengjun in Guangzhou "very concerning" and has assured Australian politicians are fighting for answers from the Chinese. Australian facing spying charges could end in death penalty An Australian writer mysteriously detained in China under "harsh" conditions for seven months now faces charges of spying which could result in years behind bars or the death sentence. Uluru statement 'whitening' the gap: Hanson The Indigenous people in the Northern Territory believe the Uluru Statement is "divisive" and will entrench Aboriginal disadvantage, according to One Nation Senator Pauline Hanson. PNG's foreign aid request risks 'return to the bad old days' Sky News host Chris Kenny says the Australian government is "refusing to give into blackmail" after it rejected Papua New Guinea's request to have over half of the country's aid money deposited straight into its coffers. Court throws out John Setka's case against the ALP The Victorian Supreme Court has dismissed John Setka's case, saying his membership with the Labor Party is a matter for the ALP. Ardern blindsided by Morrison's announcement to tackle online extremism New Zealand officials reportedly failed to tell Jacinda Ardern's office that Scott Morrison would be announcing a trans-Tasman project to tackle online extremism. Ritz-Carlton hotel plan under review A public meeting is underway to review the controversial plan for a high-rise Ritz-Carlton hotel in Sydney. Conductor denies systemic racism played role in Indigenous woman's death A train conductor who called police on Indigenous woman Tanya Day prior to her death has rejected accusations of racism, stating he would have treated any other passenger in the same way. Bolsonaro hits back at G7 leaders after Amazon funding pledge Brazil's president says the cash pledged by the G7 world leaders to fight the Amazon fires is treating his country as if it were a "colony or no man's land". Uluru 'belongs to all Australians': Hanson Senator Pauline Hanson is calling for Uluru to remain open to climbers, arguing the world heritage listed site "belongs to all Australians". Liberal MP encourages participation in politics amid ALP donation scandal Liberal MP Tim Wilson is encouraging more people to be involved in politics, as long as their intentions are honourable. Hong Kong police draw guns after being attacked by protestors Hong Kong police have drawn their guns - with one firing a warning shot into the air - after being attacked by protesters wielding sticks and rods. Fed chair and president's relationship at 'level we have never seen' Chief Market Strategist at InvestSMART Evan Lucas says the world hasn't seen a relationship like the one between US President Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell. Melbourne's Federation Square heritage listed Melbourne's Federation Square has officially been heritage listed, enshrined as a cultural icon of the CBD and protected from large-scale changes. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe