Voll flying as 'hungry' Aussies look good for World Cup Australia will go into the T20 World Cup in fine spirits after Georgia Voll led a dominant win over the West Indies in their final warm-up in Cardiff. AAP · Jun 10
Nation-first stamp duty cut gains federal endorsement The ACT has abolished stamp duty for first home buyers, prompting calls for other states and territories to follow suit. AAP · Jun 10
'Blood on your hands': disability reforms blasted Disability and human rights advocates have serious concerns about a planned overhaul of the National Disability Insurance Scheme. AAP · Jun 9
Higher debt, cheaper homes as territory axes stamp duty Stamp duty will be abolished for ACT first home buyers in an Australian first, despite the territory budget set to surpass $12 billion in debt. AAP · Jun 9
Push to free up GPs with more pharmacist prescriptions Letting pharmacists write medication scripts could save $1 billion in health costs and free up 10 million GP visits a year, a report has found. AAP · Jun 8
Dangerous winter virus far more than 'just a bad cold' Health authorities are urging seniors to get a free vaccine to protect them from a common winter virus that can cause severe illness, hospitalisation and death. AAP · Jun 7
Indigenous leader's lifelong drive for justice honoured "Formidable advocate" and longtime Aboriginal rights campaigner Pat Turner has been recognised for her push to deliver Indigenous-led solutions in communities. AAP · Jun 7
Nawaqanitawase guarded on Origin dream after return NSW Blues prospect Mark Nawaqanitawase isn't getting caught up in selection speculation ahead of the NSW Blues squad announcement on Monday. AAP · Jun 5
Roosters sparkle in classy bounce back to thump Raiders The Sydney Roosters have rebounded from a poor couple of weeks to beat the Raiders as Mark Nawaqanitawase returned from injury with a hat-trick. AAP · Jun 5
Failure of 'epic proportions' costs top uni $100m A "very challenged" leading Australian university is bleeding money, losing key leaders and offering contentious bursaries to attract enrolments. AAP · Jun 5
NDIS cuts could restrict some people from work access The health department has not explained how budgets for travelling to work or medical appointments would be preserved under sweeping changes to the NDIS. AAP · Jun 5
Warnings piled up before deaths of 35 at-risk children Child protection services were alerted about 35 children at least twice before their deaths, with one child the subject of 28 reports from the age of six days. AAP · Jun 4
Foreign minister sees red over Greens' Gaza questioning A Senate hearing examining Australia's support for Palestine was twice shut down due to unruly exchanges between Foreign Minister Penny Wong and the Greens. AAP · Jun 4
Brumby has grand plans to ride Hurricanes into history James Slipper is looking to weather the table-topping Hurricanes in Wellington, aiming to help rewrite the Super Rugby Pacific history books once again. AAP · Jun 4
AAP · Jun 3 'Fig leaf' tariffs blasted as US fires fresh tax salvo A new round of US tariffs has generated a rare moment of political unity in Australia, with the government and opposition pushing back on the proposed changes.
AAP · Jun 3 Neo-Nazi party to learn fate over hate group listing The White Australia Party is about to find out whether it can continue operating under hate laws passed in the wake of the Bondi massacre.
AAP · Jun 2 Solomon Islands PM pledges 'reset' with Australia After being elected on a promise of change, Solomon Islands' prime minister has signalled reversing his predecessors' pro-China stance on a visit to Canberra.
AAP · May 30 Pasifika's Super dream not over yet, despite no owner Moana Pasifika may have played their final Super Rugby Pacific game, but they aren't letting all hope go just yet.
AAP · May 30 'Proud' Pasifika upset Brumbies, plunge into unknown Moana Pasifika's potential final Super Rugby Pacific match has ended in victory, denying the Brumbies an opportunity to claim a valuable fourth-placed finish.
AAP · May 28 Online spaces, social media speeding up radicalisation Social media, gaming platforms and other internet spaces are increasing the speed of radicalisation, posing a significant threat to young Australians.
AAP · May 28 Reuters executive confirmed as ABC's top news chief The ABC has plucked a Reuters executive to take over as news director, hours after the broadcaster's managing director denied pushing out his predecessor.
AAP · May 27 Defence 'trade-off' as $53b spending spree backloaded A fraction of the Australian government's decade-long defence funding boost is set aside for next financial year, analysis shows.
AAP · May 27 'Huge four years': ABC's top new director steps down ABC director of news Justin Stevens has quit the national broadcaster after four years in the role, citing personal and professional reasons.
AAP · May 27 Cheesed off: Aussie dairy at centre of trade quandary Australian cheese has become the subject of a long debate in Senate estimates, with concerns producers are not getting a fair slice under the EU trade deal.
AAP · May 27 Larkham picks big guns for ACT Brumbies' crunch match Stephen Larkham has picked a full-strength side as the Brumbies' home finals hopes go on the line in a crucial Super Rugby Pacific clash with Moana Pasifika.