Bob Katter in strife for threatening to punch reporter The tirade of threats Bob Katter unleashed on a TV reporter has landed him in the parliamentary doghouse, with a standards committee asked to investigate. AAP · Sep 2, 2025
Peace Prize winner fears big tech war on democracy Australia should act against the spread of misinformation into the real world, Nobel laureate and journalist Maria Ressa says. AAP · Sep 1, 2025
Alleged spy pleads not guilty, wins bid to hide name A woman facing 15 years behind bars after allegedly spying on behalf of China has pleaded not guilty to the charge as she remains behind bars. AAP · Sep 1, 2025
Popular dating apps ban thousands for abuse, harassment The company behind some of Australia's most popular dating apps has banned or suspended 660,000 accounts as it pledges to strengthen user safety. AAP · Aug 27, 2025
'I love Australian people': Iran ambassador speaks out Iran's expelled ambassador has declared his love for Australia in his first public comments since he was given the boot by the federal government. AAP · Aug 27, 2025
Glamour in the nation's capital as pollies show out Australia's politicians, corporate powerhouses, the media and celebrities are descending on Canberra decked out in their finest frocks and tuxes. AAP · Aug 27, 2025
Women face bullying, harassment for blowing the whistle People exposing wrongdoing are facing reprisals such as losing their jobs or being bullied and harassed, sparking calls for better whistleblower protections. AAP · Aug 24, 2025
'People see injustice': fight goes on for Vietnam vets Vietnam War veterans are being honoured around the nation but for thousands of Australians, the battle for recognition of their service and suffering continues. AAP · Aug 17, 2025
Answers to ailing productivity to steer economic future Australia's economic future will be guided by ideas to reinvigorate its currently languishing productivity, the treasurer has said. AAP · Aug 16, 2025
The wait goes on for family of alleged DV murder victim The family of the slain childcare educator have gathered in court, only for the case against the man accused of her domestic violence murder to be delayed. AAP · Aug 15, 2025
Parents urged to go to police with childcare concerns Childcare educators are working for years after being banned and police want parents to report suspicions immediately to protect kids, an inquiry has been told. AAP · Aug 13, 2025
Australia and New Zealand embrace in 'uncertain world' Regional security and global uncertainty are dominating discussions during annual talks between Anthony Albanese and his New Zealand counterpart. AAP · Aug 8, 2025
Labor opens door to PwC after tax scandal Restrictions on consulting firm PwC's ability to bid for government work have been lifted after a shocking tax scandal and allegations it misused information. AAP · Aug 7, 2025
'Do or die' - Sea Eagles target ladder-leading Raiders Canberra will host Manly in crucial match on Friday night as both teams aim to get back on a winning track. AAP · Aug 7, 2025
AAP · Aug 6, 2025 Caslick's Cup 'prayer' in race to return from injury Charlotte Caslick and Siokapesi Palu are busy rehabilitating injuries in the hope of joining the Wallaroos' World Cup effort later this month.
AAP · Aug 5, 2025 Fast approvals only add to housing construction logjam Hastening development approvals without increasing building capacity will only add to the bottleneck in housing construction, researchers warn.
AAP · Aug 4, 2025 Chinese national charged over 'intelligence gathering' A Chinese woman accused of gathering intelligence for China's main police agency is the first to be charged for allegedly targeting the Australian community.
AAP · Aug 1, 2025 Ricky Stuart laughs off Canberra's slow starts Ricky Stuart has laughed off Canberra's recent habit of starting games slowly, only to completely blow their opposition away after half-time.
AAP · Jul 31, 2025 Nostalgia and political beef cap first sitting period After infighting, political beef over cattle and the passage of an election promise, the 48th parliament has celebrated the end of its first sitting period.
AAP · Jul 30, 2025 Rio Tinto profits slip as prices weigh on performance One of the world's biggest iron ore miners has posted its weakest first-half profit in years as lower global demand continues to drag on the commodity's price.
AAP · Jul 27, 2025 'Good day for patients': cheaper medicines on the way Australians are being reassured cost-of-living relief is still on the federal government's agenda as it prepares to legislate changes to make medicine cheaper.
AAP · Jul 26, 2025 Close-game kings Canberra show value of clutch wins Winning big moments can be the difference between top four and missing finals, and it's no more evident than in Canberra and St George Illawarra's seasons.
AAP · Jul 24, 2025 Labor secrecy 'worse than under five-ministry Morrison' A failure to release federal government documents despite Labor's pledge to be more transparent has been slammed, fuelling questions about what's being hidden.
AAP · Jul 23, 2025 House prices break records as rent unaffordably high Property prices have soared to record highs in most capital cities, prompting buyers to shift expectations amid increasing high rental prices.
AAP · Jul 23, 2025 'Wrong side of history': senator hits out at sanction Greens senator Mehreen Faruqi has lashed Labor and the coalition for being on the "wrong side of history" over the war in Gaza as the parliament sanctioned her.