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News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward November 14, 2019 Australia 'can move towards' a 100% renewable future Australia is well placed to move towards a 100 per cent renewable energy future, according to prominent economist Professor Ross Garnaut. Unions treat laws 'like speeding tickets' NSW Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg says unions are treating "laws like speeding tickets" and has thrown his support behind the government's new union-busting legislation. Man's body found in burnt NSW bushland An investigation is underway after a man's body was found in burnt out bushland near Kempsey, New South Wales. NSW firefighters warn the threat is far from over Better weather conditions have allowed firefighters to gain the upper hand on a number of blazes burning across New South Wales. Firefighters more likely to abuse partners: Anti-DV campaigner Greens senator Larissa Waters is distancing herself from comments made by an anti- domestic violence campaigner who claimed men returning from fighting bushfires were more likely to abuse their partners. Qld firefighters on high alert as temperatures set to soar on Friday Queensland firefighters remain on high alert as temperatures are set to soar on Friday and into the weekend. Top diplomats testify in historic Trump impeachment inquiry A moment of historic theatre as the cameras switched on for the first public hearings in the impeachment inquiry into US President Donald Trump. Victoria police rules out pill testing Victoria Police has ruled out endorsing a pill testing pilot scheme at music festivals, despite widespread support for the idea within the health community. NT police officer charged with murder to plead not guilty A Northern Territory police officer charged with murder over the shooting death of a teenager in the Indigenous community of Yuendumu will plead not guilty. Purpose of aged care minister questioned by Keneally Shadow Home Affairs Minister Kristina Keneally has questioned the purpose of the minister for aged care during Senate Question Time on Thursday. Unions treat laws 'like speeding tickets' NSW Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg says unions are treating "laws like speeding tickets" and has thrown his support behind the government's new union-busting legislation. Tax breaks to boost foreign investment Tax incentives could be granted to infrastructure projects worth more than $500 million in a bid to further stimulate the economy. Trump 'cares more about investigation than US-Ukraine relationship' America's top diplomat in Ukraine says the US president cares more about a political investigation than his country's relationship with Ukraine. Unemployment rises to 5.3 per cent Unemployment figures have risen 0.1 per cent to 5.3 per cent for October. Disney Plus set to rival streaming giant Netflix CNN reporter Paul La Monica says the new Disney Plus streaming service "is going to rival Netflix" if Wall Street is anything to go by. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe