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News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward September 17, 2019 The ABC only reflects the views of 'inner-city elite' Sky News host Chris Kenny says the ABC remains stuck in the "values, priorities and perspectives" of the "inner-city green left, the so-called elites". Convicted paedophile George Pell files High Court appeal Lawyers for George Pell have sought special leave to appeal his conviction in the High Court. Up to 21,000 mining workers needed by 2024 Mining projects will require 21,000 new workers across the industry in Australia over the next five years to meet growing demand. Govt green lights family law inquiry A parliamentary inquiry will be held into Australia's family law system following intense lobbying from One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson. Dry lightning strikes may spark more fires in Queensland Firefighters fear storms across the Gold Coast hinterland may fan the flames of current bushfires or even spark new ones due to the risk of dry lightning strikes paired with severe fire danger conditions. Berejiklian avoids spill motion after rebel MPs call off challenge NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has avoided a spill motion against her after three rebel MPs called off a challenge to her leadership over a controversial abortion bill. Catholic schools revealed to have worst student-to-teacher ratio Independent schools are far better resourced than public schools and catholic schools, new research suggests. Forecast storms raise fire risk in Qld Dry and gusty thunderstorms are forecast for parts of Queensland on Tuesday, which could fan existing fires and spark new ones. Water storage capacity risks falling behind population growth The states are being urged to build dams as new analysis shows water storage capacity is at risk of falling behind population growth. Frydenberg urges Australian business to stay calm amid global tensions Treasurer Josh Frydenberg will use a speech to the business community to call for calm amid fears of a new war in the Middle East. Berejiklian's 'survival' will hinge on cleaning up 'massive error of process' Mark Latham says if Gladys Berejiklian wants to survive at the helm of the state government, she'll need to acknowledge the "massive error of process" surrounding the abortion decriminalisation bill and "pledge to never do it again". Solomon Islands break diplomatic ties with Taiwan The Solomon Islands are the latest nation to break diplomatic ties with Taiwan, choosing to take up relations with Beijing instead. Oil prices 'very fickle and volatile' after drone strike Economist Stephen Koukoulas says oil prices are "very fickle and volatile" after a drone strike targeted a Saudi oil plant, which emits "five per cent of total global output". Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe