Sydney council to cancel Australia Day celebrations...

News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward November 6, 2019 Sydney council to cancel Australia Day celebrations A Sydney council has announced plans to cancel Australia Day celebrations on January 26 in favour of an Aboriginal festival called Yabun. Labor must stop 'talking about itself': Plibersek Tanya Plibersek has told Sky News the public is sick of Labor talking about itself as the party prepares to release the findings of its post-election review. Calls for royal commission into veteran suicide Five mothers are demanding a royal commission into the suicide of veterans after their sons took their own lives after leaving the Australian Defence Force. One dead, one critical following stabbing in Sydney's inner west A man has died and another individual is in a critical condition following a stabbing in Sydney's inner west on Wednesday. Labor is panicking over its stance on coal: Pitt Nationals MP Keith Pitt has told Sky News Labor is panicking over its stance on coal after its federal election loss. Grace Millane murder trial begins The New Zealand High Court has heard British backpacker Grace Millane died following "sustained pressure to the neck" following a tinder date in December. Australia 'very happy' playing role in China's success Simon Birmingham says Australian businesses, trade, and engagement have "played a role - very happily - in China's growth, development and success". Veterans' support system has 'fundamental flaws', needs 'total overhaul' Former NSW RSL president James Brown says there are "fundamental problems" with veteran support that can only be fixed with a system overhaul. Missing couple found dead at far north Queensland waterfall The bodies of a missing couple have been found at Kearneys Falls in far north Queensland, a week after they were reported missing. Govt should adopt a bipartisan approach on the drought: Labor The Coalition needs to work with Labor in order to solve the drought that is crippling regional communities in NSW and Queensland, according to Labor's Anne Aly. Labor to support dairy bill debate Labor will vote with One Nation to bring on a debate for Pauline Hanson's dairy industry bill that would see the ACCC set a minimum farmgate price. Labor must stop 'talking about itself': Plibersek Tanya Plibersek has told Sky News the public is sick of Labor talking about itself as the party prepares to release the findings of its post-election review. Nine killed in US family massacre may be victims of mistaken identity CNN reporter Matt Rivers says the murder of nine Americans in Mexico could have been "specifically targeted" or "perhaps a case of mistaken identity". 'Digitalisation of economy' contributing to global economic slowdown The Australian Financial Review's John Kehoe says Treasurer Josh Frydenberg "was never really going to change the inflation target", giving RBA boss Philip Lowe "a little wiggle room to meet that target because they've missed it for the last 15 quarters". Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe