Labor MP 'interfered' with Hillsong fraud allegations A Hillsong whistleblower is suing the federal government, claiming an MP repeatedly stopped another from airing her claims in parliament. AAP · May 12
'A tough ask': coalition braces for by-election defeat The coalition's grip on the seat of Farrer could be over after more than 70 years, with One Nation and an independent in the box seat for a crucial by-election. AAP · May 7
Hanson backflips to support volunteer in pre-poll clash Video has emerged of an altercation between a Liberal senator and a One Nation volunteer at a Farrer pre-poll station. AAP · May 7
How we can fight China rare metal monopoly: mining boss A retiring chief executive has recounted how Lynas Rare Earths endured early challenges to help break China's monopoly on processing the crucial materials. AAP · May 6
Pauline Hanson is considering a shock political move Right-wing Senator Pauline Hanson has warned her opponents not to underestimate her as she mulls over making a big call on her political career. AAP · May 5
Backlash over secret Senate hearing for tobacco giants The federal government is asking what the coalition has to hide, after it was sprung offering a private hearing to tobacco giant Philip Morris. AAP · May 5
Alan Jones attacks 'bad' sex-abuse search warrants Former veteran radio host Alan Jones is seeking evidence police invalidly raided his home as he mulls a bid to stop his prosecution for sexual abuse. AAP · May 5
Farrer fight: coalition battles to fend off One Nation A by-election prompted by Sussan Ley's retirement could provide clues about how One Nation's political resurgence is redrawing Australia's electoral map. AAP · May 1
NT town camps in spotlight after child death and riots A fresh political debate has erupted over the state of some Northern Territory Indigenous communities after the death of Kumanjayi Little Baby. AAP · May 1
Signs point to bumpy road for motorists in fuel crisis Higher fuel prices could be just weeks away as conflict in the Middle East drags on, with the nation's leaders committing to further crisis talks. AAP · Apr 28
'Frustrating': GWS young gun opens up on injury lessons GWS rising star Aaron Cadman has described how relying on team doctors has helped him after he starred in the Giants' win against the Kangaroos. AAP · Apr 27
Clarkson blasts AFL technology as Giants down Kangaroos Toby Greene has played a pivotal role in steering GWS to victory against North Melbourne, despite a lengthy review on a late goal. AAP · Apr 26
'Gold-plated' building code worsening housing crisis It takes a year longer to build an apartment compared to a decade ago as a result of onerous red tape, the housing industry says. AAP · Apr 22
'Never again': lessons from a new-look war memorial The Australian War Memorial sits on a "fault line" in the national debate, its director says, as he reflects on how history guides its $580 million refurb. AAP · Apr 18
AAP · Apr 17 Budget tightrope to cut oil dependence, ease inflation The upcoming budget presents an opportunity to reduce reliance on vulnerable global fuel supply chains but comes at a time of multiple priorities to juggle.
AAP · Apr 13 Eye-watering drone spend dismissed as 'window-dressing' Australia will spend up to $15 billion to beef up its drone capabilities over the next decade, but a defence expert has warned it won't go far enough.
AAP · Apr 12 Australia won't join Trump's Strait of Hormuz blockade Australia has not been asked to help stop ships travelling through the critical Middle East waterway and doesn't expect to be, the prime minister says.
AAP · Apr 12 Economic inequality is straining Australian democracy MPs need to represent the people better and foster a greater sense of inclusion to safeguard democracy, which is under strain, the Grattan Institute says.
AAP · Apr 10 You've got mail: tales from Australia's oldest 'postie' After running the Bellata post office for more than three decades, Australia's oldest postmistress reflects on her time in the mail industry.
AAP · Apr 10 Epic battle over Epic Country as NGA exhibition opens As the exhibition at the centre of "white hands on black art" allegations opens, the damage wrought on an Aboriginal-run art collective becomes clear.
AAP · Apr 10 NDIS overhaul uncertainty 'deeply unsettling' As the government debates how to rein in the spiralling cost of the NDIS, advocates say the disability community is struggling with the uncertainty.
AAP · Apr 10 The big change that could be coming for NDIS funding The government is preparing a major overhaul of Australia's main disability support scheme in a bid to bring down its spiralling cost.
AAP · Apr 9 Art controversy in court and on national gallery walls The Ngura Pulka exhibition is finally opening at the National Gallery of Australia, following a three-year delay because of allegations of interference.
The Guardian - AU · Apr 7 Australians buy record number of new EVs – as it happened This blog is now closed
AAP · Apr 7 Labor MPs break ranks on budget disability reform Some government MPs are pushing for major NDIS reforms, but advocates say people with disabilities should not be left behind.