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 28
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. AAP · May 27
Taylor compares past figures with future forecast for misleading migration claim An expert has described the Opposition Leader's methodology as "dodgy" after he claimed this year's migration rate is running 80,000 ahead of forecasts. AAP · May 26
'Hoarding has stopped': Albanese reveals fuel levels Australia's fuel supply will be stable until at least July, despite volatility in the oil market due to the Iran war, the prime minister has confirmed. AAP · May 25
Power bill relief as energy caps slashed in one state Cheaper electricity bills are in store for hundreds of thousands of households and small businesses in one state under a lowered benchmark power price. AAP · May 24
Mental health finding stalls Molly Ticehurst case The man who murdered the childcare educator had a depressive illness at the time of the killing, raising a possible new defence, a court has been told. AAP · May 22
Treasurer blames 'misinformation' for war on tax change Critics of the government's capital gains tax changes are being accused by the treasurer of overstating how much extra tax small businesses will have to pay. AAP · May 19
Aussie tech to tell heavy electric trucks where to go How far and how fast can a battery-powered prime mover go? One Australian start-up is doing the sums so freight businesses don't have to. AAP · May 19
'No whammy': businesses hit back at budget tax overhaul Tax experts are urging the states to shield businesses from higher costs as they restructure their assets after Labor's controversial federal budget. AAP · May 18
'It still hurts': Brumbies set for Super revenge Allan Alaalatoa says the Brumbies have been re-watching video of their round seven loss to NSW, determined to down their arch-rivals in his milestone match. AAP · May 18
AAP · May 17 Budget brawl escalates over rival tax cut proposals The government has conceded its budget is unlikely to win immediate support from voters as Labor and Liberals taking aim at each others' policies.
AAP · May 15 How housing became a generational budget battleground Pitting investors against first home buyers in the name of intergenerational equity, Labor's fifth budget aims to address young people's housing struggles.
AAP · May 15 Neo-Nazi group outlawed under anti-hate legislation A neo-Nazi group that advocates for a white Australia has been listed as a prohibited hate group after advice from the nation's domestic spy agency.
AAP · May 14 Coalition's bracket creep plan to cost tens of billions The coalition's economic plan for Australia would hand back more money to workers by indexing tax rates to inflation at a cost of tens of billions of dollars.
AAP · May 12 Bleak outlook for national economy if Iran war drags on Higher budget spending won't help the Reserve Bank, economists warn, as a prolonged war in the Middle East is forecast to push inflation above seven per cent.
AAP · May 12 'A problem for us': coalition reveals One Nation fears The Liberal and National parties aren't seen as parties of conviction, the opposition leader says after One Nation's historic victory in a by-election.
AAP · May 12 Senator's plea to end 'racism of low expectations' Condolences have been offered in federal parliament over the death of five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby, including a passionate call to action from her aunt.
AAP · May 11 'Need to do more': Labor to lift lid on housing reform Australians are under financial pressure and the government cannot "just sit back", the prime minister says, as his treasurer prepares to hand down the budget.
AAP · May 11 Coalition rejects rival camp after losing swag of votes The Nationals leader is optimistic the Farrer by-election will be an anomaly and is his setting sights on the federal election to regain ground on One Nation.
AAP · May 8 Checkmate: Bishop quits top job at prestigious uni A new chancellor will be appointed at one of Australia's top universities after the resignation of former Liberal minister Julie Bishop.
AAP · May 6 Raiders ace reveals connection inspiring his NRL form Canberra Raiders halfback Ethan Sanders has admitted he only has to think about the moments of last year when he's looking for inspiration to shine.