Morrison government 'couldn't even run a bath': Albanese...

Real news, honest views. View Online   |   Forward May 22, 2020 Morrison government 'couldn't even run a bath': Albanese Opposition leader Anthony Albanese has delivered a stinging attack aimed at Treasurer Josh Frydenberg and Prime Minister Scott Morrison, saying the government is one which "couldn't run a bath, let alone be good economic managers". 'It's in our DNA to be honest and fair': World Health Organisation The World Health Organisation's Dr Margaret Harris says "it's in our DNA to be honest, fair and scientifically accurate". 'IT'S OUR HAPPY HOUR': 50 punters allowed inside NSW pubs and restaurants NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has revealed up to 50 people will be allowed inside pubs, cafes and restaurants from June after she decided to roll back far more restrictions than anticipated. Cruise ship ban extended for an additional three months The ban on cruise ships entering Australian ports has been extended for another three months. Significant reporting error leads Treasury to revise projections for JobKeeper program A significant reporting error has led Treasury to dramatically revise its projections for the Morrison government's JobKeeper program. 'Hybrid system of trust and privacy' utilised in Singapore's tackling of COVID-19 Singapore's Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan has spoken about the "epidemic management" strategies employed in the country and the sharp second-wave outbreak of the deadly COVID-19 pandemic in the nation. China places 'unofficial ban on Australian coal' China has reportedly instructed state-owned power utilities not to purchase Australian coal, fuelling speculation of an unofficial campaign against Australia. Target stores to close right across Australia Up to 167 Target stores will be closed or converted as part of a massive restructure by parent company Wesfarmers. Vic students to return to school on Tuesday Students in Victoria will sit VCE exams, a month earlier than previously planned. Albanese calls on McCormack to 'reflect' on 'entirely inappropriate' climate change comments Labor Leader Anthony Albanese has called on Deputy Prime Minister Michael McCormack to "reflect" and "retract" his "quite extraordinary" comments on climate change. 'IT'S OUR HAPPY HOUR': 50 punters allowed inside NSW pubs and restaurants NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian has revealed up to 50 people will be allowed inside pubs, cafes and restaurants from June after she decided to roll back far more restrictions than anticipated. Scott Morrison's secret plan to save Australia from economic ruin A leaked draft of the National COVID-19 Commission manufacturing report has detailed the key industries Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been advised to target "immediately" to unlock billions of dollars save Australia from economic ruin. 'Hybrid system of trust and privacy' utilised in Singapore's tackling of COVID-19 Singapore's Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan has spoken about the "epidemic management" strategies employed in the country and the sharp second-wave outbreak of the deadly COVID-19 pandemic in the nation. Coronavirus to scar US economy The economic impact of the pandemic is being felt in the United States, with hundreds of companies closing down and millions of people now unemployed. Llamas deliver essential supplies to most vulnerable in Wales Llamas are being used to deliver essential supplies to people in remote parts of Wales who are at high risk of contracting the coronavirus. Latest News Bulletin Copyright Australian News Channel Pty Ltd Unsubscribe