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News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward November 17, 2019 Prince Andrew's excuses 'don't wash with ordinary people' Prince Andrew isn't living in the real world if he thinks his excuses 'will wash' with the public, according to Sky News host Rita Panahi. Extreme trans activists are "dangerous" Some of the ideology advanced by certain transgender activists are "sinister" and "dangerous" according to freelance writer Catherine McGregor. Bushfires continue to burn across NSW Firefighters in NSW are trying to gain the upper hand on more than 50 fires burning across the state. The Democrats Ukraine inquiry is 'starting to look bad for Biden' The deeper the Democratic party investigates the Ukraine scandal, the worse the situation looks for the Biden family according to Outsiders host James Morrow. China demands Liberal MPs 'repent mistakes' if they want to visit Beijing China is demanding Liberal MPs Andrew Hastie and James Paterson "repent and redress their mistakes" if they want to visit Beijing. IBM to invest in the 'hybrid cloud' Companies are increasingly looking to hybrid cloud technology in order to 'monitor data complexities, ' according to IBM's head of Global Markets Martin Schroeter. Treasurer mulls additional measures to boost flagging economy Following three RBA rate cuts this year and Labor urging the government to bring forward stage two of its tax cuts to boost consumer sentiment. Helicopter forced to make emergency landing in NSW Hunter Region A helicopter pilot has been forced to make an emergency landing in mangroves in the NSW Hunter Region. Man in custody over lighting bushfire to protect cannabis crop A man has been taken into custody after being charged with allegedly lighting a bushfire near NSW's Ebor to protect his cannabis crop. Bandt defends colleague who labelled Labor, Coalition 'arsonists' Greens MP Adam Bandt has defended his colleague Jordon Steele-John after the WA senator criticised the major parties' climate change policies, branding Labor and the Coalition "no better than arsonists". Frydenberg not ruling out bringing forward tax cuts Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has not ruled out bringing forward further tax relief in order to boost Australia's flagging economy. Walk out staged during Vic State Labor Conference The Federal Opposition Leader is being accused of turning his back on workers after failing to show-up to Victoria's State Labor Conference. Increased fuel prices prompt violent protests in Iran Furious Iranians have attacked a fuel storage warehouse and struck up protests after the government imposed a ration on petrol and increased prices by more than 50 per cent. Swine fever epidemic behind 'critical pork shortage' Beef could be the 'surprise winner' of a critical pork shortage according to meat and livestock analyst Simon Quilty. 'Britannia' set to return for a second season Liana Cornell might be part of Australian showbiz royalty, however the young actor is making her own mark on the industry. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe