John Setka expelled from Labor Party...

News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward October 23, 2019 John Setka expelled from Labor Party John Setka has been removed from the Labor Party following a long drawn-out battle between the opposition and the embattled union leader. 'Australia has a desperate need for skilled workers' Shadow Education Minister Tanya Plibersek says the economy is "crying out for skilled workers" and there is a "desperate" need for Australians to have more hours of work. Boris Johnson hits pause on Brexit deal after losing crucial vote The British prime minister has hit pause on his Brexit deal after losing another crucial vote on the floor of parliament. Keneally is 'digging Labor into a hole' on border protection Sky News host Chris Kenny has described Labor's medevac laws as a "big mistake" and accused Kristina Keneally of further weakening the party's border protection stance. Preschool uses children 'as foot soldiers' in Aboriginal flag debate Sky News host Chris Kenny has ridiculed a Sydney preschool for using children as "cannon fodder". Govt urged to offer farmers money to leave the land The prime minister is being urged to consider paying farmers to leave their land, as the drought crisis shows no sign of improving. Defence Department accused of concealing reports The Defence Department has been accused of concealing several reports examining the culture of the Australian Army. Alcohol abuse drops in NT after new policies introduced Tough new measures to crack down on alcohol abuse in the Northern Territory appear to be having a major impact. Proposal for more cities to be built across Victoria Experts say new cities need to be built to deal with Victoria's growing population. 'Why isn't the NFF fighting for farmers to stay on the land?' National MP Keith Pitt has questioned why the National Farmers' Federation (NFF) is pushing for 'exit payments' to help farmers leave the land rather than fighting for them to stay. Keneally claims Australia has 'human trafficking crisis' A new report is casting doubt on claims by the shadow home affairs minister that there is a human trafficking 'crisis' at Australian airports. Govt accused of short-changing TAFE by $214 million TAFE spending is due to come under the microscope during Senate estimates after the federal government was accused of short-changing vocational education by $214 million in the last financial year. Auckland firefighters confident enormous inferno is contained Firefighters say they are winning the battle against a massive inferno that has been burning for more than 24 hours in Auckland. The market 'wants Brexit to happen' Chief Market Strategist at InvestSMART Evan Lucas says "the market is very clearly saying it wants Brexit to happen, because for the last seven days, the pound has appreciated just over seven per cent". World celebrates Wombat Day Wombat Day is a special day to celebrate the birth of wombats. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe