WA’s public housing wait list is set for its biggest shakeup since it was set up with a new system to order people differently.
Oliver Lane
Understaffing and a policy change meant that protective custody inmates were locked in their cell 24 hours a day without access to open-air exercise.
Annabelle Banfield
Sweeping child safety reforms have been unveiled after a landmark inquiry into a notorious serial pedophile's crimes exposed widespread systemic failures.
Robyn Wuth
The Reserve Bank of Australia warns the fight against inflation is far from over, even as the economy shows signs of cracking.
Cameron Micallef
Home borrowers have been spared more pain with the Reserve Bank’s monetary policy board unanimously voting to leave rates unchanged for the first time since December, amid an expected end to the Iran war.
Stephen Johnson
WA Police is now being forced to fly accused criminals from remote communities to their court appearances after hearings were suspended in more than 20 regional areas over a security dispute.
Jessica Page
Australia is investigating distressing claims, including of rape and torture, by humanitarian activists against Israeli forces.
Ria Pandey
An electoral commissioner has handed in his resignation after a state election that was plagued by a litany of problems.
Andrew Stafford
The committee tasked with examining Labor’s controversial NDIS overhaul has delayed its final report on the day it was set to be handed down.
Tasmania's minority Liberal government has copped another hit, with a second minister resigning from cabinet amid questions about their honesty.
Ethan James
Victorian workers could soon have a legal right to work from home up to two days a week, in a world-first move that is now expanding to regular casual and part-time employees.
Tia Clarkson-Pascoe
Plans to overhaul Australia's main disability support program are facing an increasingly rocky road as the coalition hardens its criticism of the changes.
Zac de Silva
A leadership challenge against the Victorian premier has failed to materialise after tanking poll numbers sparked weeks of speculation.
Callum Godde
A debate between populism and practicality has replaced the traditional contest of left versus right, a Labor minister says
One of Australia’s accounting bodies has expressed concern at changes to the capital gains tax discount as a Senate inquiry continues.
Ike Morris
A police constable's job is on the line after he was clocked travelling 120km/h over the speed limit during an alleged illegal street race.
Duncan Murray
A big claim about the temporary fuel tax cut has been made as deliberations on extending the measure past June 30 continue.
Two MPs have sparred in a fiery on-air clash over claims small businesses are being silenced as Labor pushes their proposed CGT changes.
The One Nation leader slammed the Australian military’s latest training program, arguing the move is “out of touch”.
Alexandra Feiam
Finance Minister Katy Gallagher has pushed back on growing criticism of Labor’s capital gains tax overhaul, insisting concerns are ‘unfounded’ despite ongoing voter confusion.
Madeline Cove
The Court of Appeal in London has ruled the UK government acted lawfully when it banned protest group Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation.
Staff Writers
LIVE UPDATES: Reserve Bank chief Michele Bullock has hit out at Labor’s planned changes to capital gains tax and negative gearing, saying they are a risk to financial stability.
Kimberley Braddish and Madeline Cove
As Donald Trump hails a historic US-Iran agreement and falling oil prices, Benjamin Netanyahu has issued a stark reminder that ‘the struggle is not over’.
YouTube, Facebook and X will be covered in a proposed ban on social media sites for under-16s by UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
