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News you can trust. Opinions you can't ignore. View Online   |   Forward January 18, 2020 Two Australians stripped of citizenship over alleged ISIS links Two Australians in Syria have been stripped of their citizenship over alleged links to Islamic State. Anthony Albanese 'immediately politicised' bushfires: Jim Molan Liberal Senator Jim Molan says the Government's multi-million-dollar packages to bushfire-affected communities are "not a political stunt", as Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese said the government is politicising the bushfires. 'All-star' legal team announced for Trump defence in impeachment trial US President Donald Trump and the White House have announced the members of his legal team to defend him before the Senate. Flash flooding forces Australian Reptile Park to close The Australian Reptile Park wildlife sanctuary was forced to close on Friday for the first time since 2007 after wild weather caused flash flooding across the park. US sanctions on Iran are 'crippling the country' Sky News Contributor Bruce Wolpe says sanctions on Iran, imposed by the United States, are "really crippling the country". Heavy rainfall forecast for much of NSW More rainfall is forecast to hit parts of fire-ravaged New South Wales today with severe thunderstorm warnings in place for northern parts of the state. Original yellow Wiggle hospitalised after collapse during charity concert Greg Page, the original yellow Wiggle, has been taken to hospital following a medical incident back stage at a bushfire relief concert. Rail tragedy remembered 43 years ago A memorial service is being held in Sydney to remember the Granville rail disaster 43 years ago. Warning over toxic batch of MDMA pills New South Wales health has issued a warning over a dangerous batch of MDMA pills sold across the state. Cormann accuses Albanese of putting franking credit policy on life support Finance Minister Mathias Cormann says Anthony Albanese should do the right thing by older Australians and "scrap Labor's retiree tax". Franking credits policy abandoned Labor leader Anthony Albanese is abandoning his party's franking credits policy at the next election. Greens call for Bridget McKenzie to face Senate inquiry The Greens are calling for a Senate inquiry into Bridget McKenzie after the deputy Nationals leader was accused of "pork barrelling of the highest order". Blizzard lashes parts of Canada A state of emergency has been issued for parts of Canada's Atlantic Coast after a winter blizzard lashed the region. RBA facing pressures not to cut rates There are increasing calls for the Reserve Bank to hold off on further interest rate cuts after multi-billion dollar losses from the bushfires. Balenciaga launches koala collection Designer brand Balenciaga has released a koala themed collection to raise money for Australia's fire affected wildlife. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe