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News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward October 1, 2019 Trump called Morrison over Russia probe Donald Trump reportedly pressured Scott Morrison to help gather information for his Attorney General over the Russia probe into election interference. RBA cuts interest rate to historic low The Reserve Bank of Australia has cut interest rates to a record low of 0.75 per cent. Restaurateur Jonathan Yee gives ICAC evidence Restaurateur Jonathan Yee has returned to the stand for his second day of evidence before the ICAC, telling the commission he'd recalled a secret meeting he'd had with former NSW MP Ernest Wong only last month. Australia 'depends on China for economic success': Chinese ambassador China's ambassador to Australia Cheng Jingye says Australia must remember it depends on China for its economic success. Media is suffering from 'Trump derangement syndrome' Sky News host Chris Kenny says the mainstream media is suffering from "Trump derangement syndrome". Lambie vows to fight for NZ expats Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie is promising to fight for New Zealanders living in Australia. Victorian council rejects $1m drought assistance Moyne Shire in south-west Victoria has rejected $1 million worth of drought assistance from the federal government. Tony Abbott appointed to Australian War Memorial board Former prime minister Tony Abbott has been appointed to the board of the Australian War Memorial, filling the vacancy left following the death of author Les Carlyon in March. Australians 'spend more on super fees than on energy costs' Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg says Australians "spend more on superannuation fees than on energy costs". 'The big banks must stand up against activists' Resources Minister Matt Canavan says he is concerned the country's financial institutions are "being unnecessarily bullied for non-commercial reasons to not lend to certain projects". Limited protections granted to journalists The Attorney-General has granted limited protection to journalists facing criminal charges over their reporting. Prince Andrew touches down in Australia amid Epstein controversy Prince Andrew has touched down in Australia after months of controversy sparked by his links to billionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Businesses to 'bite' billions in losses in 'streaming wars' Streaming giants could soon be hit with multi-billion dollar losses as the market is about to become "incredibly crowded", Professor Mark Ritson has told Sky News at the Inform News Media Summit. Prince Harry says it's not 'hippy' to care about the planet Prince Harry says caring about the environment should not be dismissed as "hippy" behaviour. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe