Low income workers were ‘frightened’ of Labor's policies...

News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward November 7, 2019 Low income workers were 'frightened' of Labor's policies "Strong expectations" that Labor was on the cusp of a federal election victory stopped Labor from recognising the "profound failings" of its campaign, according to former South Australian premier Jay Weatherill. Australia to 'prepare for navel-gazing' following Labor election autopsy The review into Labor's brutal federal election loss is in – and Sky News host Chris Kenny warns viewers to prepare for "a lot of navel-gazing" in the coming days, "as if we haven't heard enough already". Morrison announces 100GL will be released along the Murray Scott Morrison has announced a deal between the federal government and South Australia that will see an additional 100 gigalitres of water flow down the Murray River. Labor's tax policies would have hurt Australia's 'weak' economy The Australian's economics correspondent Adam Creighton says the country "missed a bullet" by rejecting Labor at the last federal election. Accused child sex abuser to come to Australia under medevac laws The home affairs minister says there is nothing the government can do to prevent an asylum seeker accused of child sexual assault from coming to Australia under medevac laws. Clover Moore's 'iron fist over City of Sydney Council' must end Liberal City of Sydney Councillor Christine Forster says "Clover Moore rules the most disciplined party room Australia has ever seen". ABC launches investigation into Q&A episode The ABC has launched an investigation into Monday night's Q&A after receiving multiple complaints about the episode and its content. Margaret Court demands Tennis Australia properly recognise her career Controversial tennis legend Margaret Court has taken a swipe at Tennis Australia saying she won't return to Melbourne Park unless her career is properly recognised. Possible IVF breakthrough on its way to Australia A new form of in vitro fertilisation known as 'three-parent IVF' could be brought to Australia after the Senate voted to change embryo and cloning laws last year. Bill Shorten plays scapegoat to protect party image Bill Shorten has responded to Labor's internal review admitting he made mistakes in the lead-up to Labor's failed election bid. Drought cannot be addressed with 'cookie cutter approach' Water Minister David Littleproud has told Sky News that drought cannot be addressed with a "cookie cutter approach" and needs a diversity of opinion to inform policy. Labor backs Pauline Hanson's dairy bill Labor will join forces with One Nation to help dairy farmers by backing Pauline Hanson's Senate bill to set a minimum gate price. Pro-Beijing lawmaker stabbed during campaign in Hong Kong A controversial pro-Beijing lawmaker has been hospitalised after a stabbing in Hong Kong. Labor's tax policies would have hurt Australia's 'weak' economy The Australian's economics correspondent Adam Creighton says the country "missed a bullet" by rejecting Labor at the last federal election. Netflix, Martin Scorsese join forces for gangster flick The Irishman Martin Scorsese's latest film The Irishman is now in cinemas and will be released on Netflix in late November. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe