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News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward August 26, 2019 ICAC investigates suspicious donation to NSW ALP The NSW state corruption watchdog has probed whether Chinese property developer Huang Xiangmo was the source of a $100,000 cash donation to the state Labor Party in 2015. The New York Times admits 'it wants to get Trump' Leaked transcripts from a New York Times crisis town-hall meeting shows some within its senior leadership are determined "to get" Donald Trump out of office, according to Sky News host James Morrow. World leaders blindsided by Iranian minister at G7 French President Emmanuel Macron has blindsided world leaders at the G7 by inviting the Iranian Foreign Minister. Coalition 'on economic autopilot' Labor frontbencher Tim Watts says the government has 'no plan' to stimulate the economy amid concerns of a global slowdown. Bomb 'dating back to Spanish Civil War' discovered on beach An explosive possibly dating back to the Spanish Civil War has been found at Sant Sebastia beach off the coast of Barcelona. 'Brilliant, swashbuckling Stokes' too good for Australia Sky News host Chris Kenny says the "brilliant and swashbuckling" innings by Ben Stokes proves that Test cricket is the game's best format. Lindt Cafe sniper's lawsuit settled confidentially Allegations of police negligence in the Lindt Cafe siege have been shielded from public scrutiny with a civil suit settled out of court. Qld teachers calling in sick at record rate Queensland schools are being forced to combine classes as a record number of teachers call in sick. Coronial inquest investigates death of Indigenous woman A coronial inquest into the death of a 55-year-old indigenous woman in police custody will begin in Victoria on Monday. Treasurer's economic strategy 'long on finger pointing, short of a plan' Labor has criticised Treasurer Josh Frydenberg's strategy to stimulate the economy as "long on finger pointing and short of a plan". Govt wants 'one country two systems' preserved in HK Liberal MP Dave Sharma says the government is monitoring the rising tensions in Hong Kong very closely and wants to ensure the status quo of one country two system prevails. 'He has no idea what he is doing': Presidential candidate Joe Walsh attacks Trump Presidential candidates from both sides of politics have lashed out at Donald Trump, slamming his US-China trade deal and destabilising the world economy. Protestors gather in Bolivia over govt inaction on fires Protestors have gathered in Bolivia calling for more to be done about the nation's wildfires. ASX falls after Trump's trade attack on China The Australian share market has taken a hit in trade at open on Monday after US President Donald Trump's trade attack on China at the weekend. World's oldest panda in captivity celebrates her 37th birthday The world's oldest panda in captivity has celebrated her 37th birthday. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe