'Provocative act': PM hits out at Chinese missile test Anthony Albanese has criticised China's testing of nuclear-capable missiles in the Pacific, saying it destabilises the region. AAP · Jul 6
Australia eyes next key deal amid gaps in Pacific voice Australia has bagged a major diplomatic win over China in its battle for influence in the Pacific as attention turns to remaining gaps in the region. AAP · Jul 6
'Meet common danger': Australia, Fiji seal new alliance Fiji has become Australia's newest ally under a mutual defence pact that leaves the door open to including other Pacific nations as China jostles for influence. AAP · Jul 5
Huge energy bill blowout due to past 'denial and delay' Energy Minister Chris Bowen has defended Labor's handling of the power grid, despite coalition figures pointing to a $23 billion blowout in consumer costs. AAP · Jul 5
GWS out to tackle a giant problem with inconsistency GWS may have beaten the best in the AFL, but there's still something that midfielder Finn Callaghan and coach Adam Kingsley want to see improve. AAP · Jul 4
Star Giant shines as GWS stun 'off' Dockers Former Essendon spearhead Jake Stringer has enjoyed a career-high afternoon to steer GWS to an upset victory over Fremantle at Manuka Oval. AAP · Jul 4
Delay to strengthen social media laws 'extraordinary' Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has urged bipartisanship on a proposal to toughen the nation's social media ban, as the coalition insists they are "half-baked". AAP · Jul 3
PM 'not against' a punt as he defends gambling reforms Proposed gambling ad reforms go beyond some recommendations made in a Labor-led report that urged a total ban, the prime minister says. AAP · Jul 3
'Utter contempt': debate explodes over social media ban Politicians are trading fire after support collapsed for updates to Australia's social media ban, which once had bipartisan support. AAP · Jul 2
Real estate giants clash in court over marketing claims Australia's two largest online real estate listing platforms are facing off in court after accusing each other of making misleading claims. AAP · Jul 2
Labor backs down on irreversible age care algorithm The aged care minister has denied AI alone was deciding aged care assessment packages, after complaints a controversial algorithm could not be overruled. AAP · Jul 2
'Jellyfish babies' and the treaty Australia won't sign A weapons treaty Labor has pledged to ratify is gathering dust as Pacific islanders anxiously watch their region getting caught up in nuclear-tipped rivalry. AAP · Jul 1
Betting apps fork out for gambling exclusion campaign Gambling services will be required to pay a special levy to fund an advertising blitz on the government's self-exclusion register for betting. AAP · Jun 30
'Be vigilant': PM swipes hard on teen social media ban After widespread reports Australia's world-first social media ban is being flouted, parliament will begin debating a beefing-up of the overhaul. AAP · Jun 29
AAP · Jun 29 Liberals 'stuck in the past' as party hits new poll low The federal opposition has fallen further in public support, as one frontbencher calls for the Liberal Party to undergo an overhaul.
AAP · Jun 29 Labor bets against major changes to gambling reforms Gambling ads will be banned during sports matches and phased out from stadiums, but further reforms aren't likely to be included in upcoming laws.
AAP · Jun 26 'Bad behaviour': racists louder since voice referendum The booing and heckling of Welcome to Country speakers has been cited as an example of racists becoming "louder in public" since the voice referendum result.
AAP · Jun 25 Coalition blames tax reform for social cohesion decline Measures to scrap negative gearing and pare back capital gains discounts have passed parliament despite strong resistance.
AAP · Jun 24 Australian in Iran behind Jewish attacks on home soil An Australian living in Iran and an ex-resident now in Iraq orchestrated firebombings of Jewish targets on home soil, the nation's spy chief has revealed.
AAP · Jun 23 Out of juice: theatre on tiny margins as costs soar The theatre industry wants help to cope with soaring costs that have meant curtains even for certified hits such as Beetlejuice the Musical.
AAP · Jun 23 Outback powerhouse: regions could solve Aussie AI issue Data centres could address two challenges with a move into regional Australia: soaking up renewable energy and creating tech jobs.
AAP · Jun 23 Senator's highest-paid public servant claim misses the mark Senator Dave Sharma says the government's fuel supply co-ordinator is the highest-paid public servant, but others are paid more.
AAP · Jun 23 UK PM's political demise 'hard to watch' for Aussie MPs Keir Starmer's resignation as British prime minister has drawn a mixed reaction from Australia's political leaders.
AAP · Jun 20 More uncertainty for farmers as El Nino declared Australian producers have been urged to game plan for a drier, warmer winter and spring, but not panic, following the declaration of an active El Nino.
AAP · Jun 19 One Nation lauds fundraiser as stoking tax 'backflip' The right-wing party says its rise in the polls was a factor in the government's decision to pare back contentious tax changes.