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News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward August 3, 2019 Mining giants facing Indigenous land rights claim Respected Indigenous leader Galarrwuy Yunupingu will launch one of the biggest native title claims in Australian history. Cormann demands NAB and its auditors 'explain themselves' In response to revelations the former NAB chairman knew his company was ripping off customers, Mathias Cormann has told Sky News 'all those that were involved should explain themselves'. Morrison to take lead in US talks Prime Minister Scott Morrison is set to meet with US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and Defence Secretary Mark Esper in Sydney this weekend. Man recovering after being shot in chest with speargun A man is recovering in hospital after being shot by a speargun on Sydney's Northern Beaches on Friday. Vic Police to crack down on troublesome AFL fans Victorian Police are taking a stand against crowd violence at football matches by putting dozens of AFL supporters on a police hit list. NZ protests over 'stolen children' Protests took place in New Zealand's major cities this week, as calls grow for the state to stop the removal of 'at-risk' Māori children from their families. Shayna Jack 'happy' with ASADA talks Embattled Australian swimmer Shayna Jack has vowed to prove her innocence, after facing anti-doping officials during a marathon meeting in Brisbane on Friday. Qld breast cancer scan fails 100 women Early signs of breast cancer have gone undetected in more than 100 women in Queensland. Memorial service held for Lucas Fowler in Sydney An Australian man murdered in Canada alongside his girlfriend has been farewelled at a memorial in Sydney on Friday morning. Week in politics: Calls for Newstart lift and federal ICAC Parliament has risen for its winter recess but that won't pause a push for a lift in Newstart and the establishment of a federal ICAC. Liberals to implement party code of conduct A national code of conduct will be put in place by the Liberals following claims of entrenched cultural issues plaguing the party. Frydenberg slams High Court challenge as 'pathetic attacks from sore losers' Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has slammed two High Court challenges to his election win as "pathetic attacks from sore losers". Search for fugitive teens turns to Ontario Police in Ontario, Canada say they've received more than 30 tips over eight hours in relation to the missing teenagers wanted over three murders. US boosting beef exports to the EU The US President has announced a deal to boost beef exports to the European Union. Duchess of Sussex's issue of Vogue released It's been talked and teased about all week and now the Duchess of Sussex's September issue of Vogue magazine has finally hit newsstands in the UK. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe