Greens climate protest deflated by 'political interference'...

News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward October 15, 2019 Greens climate protest deflated by 'political interference' The Greens' plan to fly a hot air balloon over Parliament House has been deflated after a last-minute air traffic ban prevented it from taking flight. There's 'no magic wand' to help drought-stricken communities During a fiery radio interview on Tuesday, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said there was "no magic wand" to help farmers keep livestock alive. Queen outlines plans for a post-Brexit Britain The Queen has outlined plans for Britain, post-Brexit, saying the UK government will take steps to "protect the integrity of democracy". No charges to be laid over Labor's infamous 'red shirts rort' Victoria Police has announced no charges will be laid over Labor's infamous "red shirts rort". US hits Turkey with new trade sanctions The Trump Administration has confirmed crippling economic sanctions will be imposed on Turkey "effective immediately". Opinion polls show support for NZ govt is dropping Support for New Zealand's government has taken a tumble in two new opinion polls. Perth courthouse murderer gets life A man who used lethal commando knife skills to murder the mother of his two children during a mediation session at a Perth courthouse has been sentenced to life in prison. Report finds RSPCA NSW may have underpaid more than 1600 staff Internal audits by RSPCA New South Wales have allegedly revealed more than 1600 staff members may have been underpaid. Tracey Hayes set to contest NT chief minister's seat at election Sky News can reveal former NT Cattlemen's Association chief executive Tracey Hayes has sought Liberal preselection in Chief Minister Michael Gunner's seat of Fannie Bay. Govt must regulate dairy industry because 'farmers are going under' Pauline Hanson says the two major political parties need to stop "playing political games" with the dairy industry because "farmers are going under, they're losing their properties, homes and livelihoods". Govt 'accepted all recommendations' from stillbirth inquiry report Labor frontbencher Kristina Keneally says "the government has accepted all the recommendations" from the bipartisan stillbirth inquiry report. NZ reporters shouldn't make 'idiots of themselves' like Australian ones New Zealand's Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters says Kiwi reporters should not make "idiots of themselves" like their Australian counterparts by paying attention to polls. Australian economy 'subject to a lot of global pressures' KPMG Chief Economist Brendan Ryan says there has been an "increase in geopolitical uncertainty" because Australia's "small open economy is subject to a lot of global pressures". Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe