Climate protestors leave taxpayers with $3million bill...

News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward October 14, 2019 Climate protestors leave taxpayers with $3million bill Climate protestors who threw Melbourne into chaos last week are leaving police with a $3 million bill. Newstart increase not on 'government books' Social Services Minister Anne Ruston has once again ruled out an increase to the Newstart rate, despite widespread calls to lift the welfare payment. Morrison accused of fumbling Australia's relationship with China There's been a further breakdown in bipartisanship on foreign policy with Labor accusing the Prime Minister of putting politics ahead of the national interest. Labor wants foreign fighters allowed back in to Australia Labor has called on the government to consider bringing foreign fighters caught up in Syria back to Australia. Coalition's confidential talking points inadvertently sent to journalists The Prime Minister's office has inadvertently sent out the Coalition's confidential talking points to the media on Monday. Joyce pushes to save Assange from extradition to the US Barnaby Joyce wants the government to step in and stop whistleblower Julian Assange from being extradited to the United States on espionage charges. Bluetooth technology can now keep track of your kids A bluetooth tracker the size of a button can now be stuck on almost anything, making losing car keys, wallets, or even pets and children a thing of the past. Footage surfaces showing 'Storm player in Bali brawl' The NRL Integrity Unit is investigating a wild brawl in Bali allegedly involving a Melbourne Storm player. Govt 'putting grub work out for others to do': Jeff Kennett Former Victorian Premier Jeff Kennett has accused the Coalition of "avoiding decision making" after it was revealed the Morrison government commissioned 72 reviews in the past year. Lambie rules out horse-trading over Medevac laws Key crossbench Senator Jacqui Lambie has ruled out horse-trading over the Coalition's push to repeal the Medevac laws. McCormack promises 'we want to build dams, we are building dams' Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack says "we want to build dams, we are building dams, and we're getting on with the job," Brexit negotiations 'taking a serious turn' House of Commons leader Jacob Rees-Mogg says talks with Brussels "seem to be taking a serious turn" and the situation "looks a lot more positive". Australian Banking Association responds to ACCC probe The head of the Australian Banking Association has welcomed a probe from the competition watchdog into the banks' refusal to pass on in full the recent spate on interest rate cuts. Pope Francis canonises five new saints Pope Francis has canonised five new saints in front of thousands of pilgrims at the Vatican. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe