Political activist booted from parliament for 'inappropriate' slur on McKenzie...

News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward December 2, 2019 Political activist booted from parliament for 'inappropriate' slur on McKenzie A political activist has been booted from parliament for "inappropriate" expletive-ridden slur on Agriculture Minister Bridget McKenzie. London Bridge terror attack an example of 'judicial failings' The UK judicial system failed when it allowed convicted terrorist Usman Khan, who carried out an attack on London Bridge on Friday, out early despite warnings that he posed a risk to the public, according to Sky News host Rita Panahi. NZ police investigate firearms buy-back data breach A potential privacy breach has caused New Zealand Police to shut down an online notification platform for the gun buy-back scheme. The other group of 'loud Australians' are 'our former PMs' Sky News host Chris Kenny says former prime ministers such as Malcolm Turnbull are now the so-called "loud Australians" who have joined "the twitter ferals, the green left protesters and shouty lefties at the ABC". Coalition forges ahead with medevac repeal The Senate will vote this week on whether to repeal the medevac laws, as the government continues its negotiations with crucial crossbenchers. Terrorists should 'not necessarily' serve full jail term, says Corbyn Jeremy Corbyn says convicted terrorists should "not necessarily" automatically serve their full prison sentences. Prince Andrew accused of exploiting taxpayer-funded role, emails reveal Prince Andrew has been accused of exploiting his taxpayer-funded role as Britain's trade envoy, to work for the controversial multi-millionaire financier David Rowland. Folau and Rugby Australia to settle dispute on Monday Rugby Australia and Israel Folau are meeting at the federal court on Monday to settle a dispute following the rugby players termination earlier this year. New intelligence taskforce led by ASIO to combat foreign interference Australia's security agencies will join forces on a new $90 million taskforce, designed to counter the threat of foreign interference. Christensen blocks release of AFP travel inquiry documents Nationals MP George Christensen has blocked the release of a federal police probe into his visits to the Philippines. Turnbull calls for 'loud Australians' to take action on climate change Former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has urged moderate Liberals to be "loud Australians" who stand up for action on climate change. Xenophon takes on new role at Huawei Former crossbench senator Nick Xenophon says Huawei has "behaved impeccably", but has still been the "subject of malicious slurs by seemingly ideological think tanks". Second victim identified in London Bridge terror attack The second victim in the London Bridge terror attack has been named as former University of Cambridge student Saskia Jones. House prices on fast-track to recovery House prices across the country are on fast-track to recovery after the national property market had its busiest week since March 2018. Royal Central debunks rumours Queen is dead A tweeting frenzy is raging on Twitter following swirling rumours suggesting Queen Elizabeth II has died of a heart attack. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe