Keating calls for calm on China 'hysteria'...

News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward November 18, 2019 Keating calls for calm on China 'hysteria' Former prime minister Paul Keating has accused the media of stirring up "hysteria" in its reporting of the rise of China. Australia doesn't need a 'happy political relationship' with Bejing Australia doesn't need to have a "happy political relationship" in order to have a beneficial trade relationship according the Australian Strategic Policy Institute's Michael Shoebridge. Greens have 'an ally' in Folau 'who also thinks we brought the fires upon ourselves' Sky News host Chris Kenny says the Greens have "suddenly got an ally" in Israel Folau "who also thinks we have brought the fires upon ourselves". China's organised mass detentions of Muslims is 'horrifying' Human Rights Watch Australia Director Elaine Pearson says leaked files exposing China's mass detention of Muslims are a "chilling plan" to "commit widespread systematic human rights violations". Turnbull claims he would have won the May election Former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull says he would have won the May federal election if he was leader of the Liberal Party at the time. Prince Andrew faces widespread criticism over train wreck interview Prince Andrew is facing widespread criticism after speaking out about his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Qld in grips of bushfire disaster and conditions to deteriorate in NSW With Queensland in the grips of the bushfire disaster, residents across New South Wales are being warned not to become complacent as fire conditions deteriorate this week. Total fire ban across SA on Tuesday A total fire ban will be in place across South Australia on Tuesday as catastrophic fire danger ratings are issued across the state. Folau claims bushfires and drought part of 'God's plan' to punish Australia Israel Folau has sensationally claimed the nation's bushfire and drought emergencies are God's punishment for legalising abortion and same-sex marriage. Albanese warns legislators not to be 'fetishist' about economic issues Labor leader Anthony Albanese says he considers himself loyal to the "economic mainstream" which seeks "strong fiscal policy" without being a "fetishist" on issues. Australia's economic relationship with China remains 'very healthy' Energy Minister Angus Taylor says Australia's economic relationship with China remains "very, very healthy". Albanese defends Shorten for his Labor conference speech Anthony Albanese has defended a speech given by former leader Bill Shorten, saying he was simply doing his job as a local MP and shadow minister. Protesters injured as demonstrations ramp up in HK CNN international correspondent Paula Hancocks says protesters in Hong Kong have set fires to try and keep police out from the Polytechnic University and there have been "a number of injuries and arrests". Unemployment 'must drop in order to impact wages' Deloitte Access Economics Partner Nicki Hutley says "to get any impact on wages, we need to get unemployment an awful lot lower than it currently is". Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe