Episodes
Police are investigating a series of anti-Israel graffiti in Sydney's east. The Prime minister has condemned the vandalism.
Published 11/21/24
Russia's threat of nuclear warfare has been described as unacceptable and irresponsible by several world leaders.
Published 11/20/24
NSW Police have revealed two additional charges have been laid against veteran broadcaster.
Published 11/19/24
Veteran broadcaster Alan Jones was arrested at his home in Sydney following allegations he indecently assaulted, groped or inappropriately touched multiple young men over two decades.
Published 11/18/24
Australia has broken ranks with the US, backing a draft UN resolution recognising Palestinian sovereignty over natural resources in the Occupied Territories.
Published 11/15/24
Australia's unemployment rate continues to defy the odds, holding steady at 4.1 per cent in October. It comes despite 13 interest rate hikes since May 2022, and a stalling economy;
Published 11/14/24
There's been further evidence of an easing in cost-of-living pressures.Official data shows annual wages grew by 3.5 per cent over the three months to September.
Published 11/13/24
US President-elect Donald Trump has announced the appointment of his so called 'border czar', as he ramps up promises to deport millions of undocumented immigrants. But how will the economy cope?
Published 11/12/24
As Australia marks Remembrance Day, the bravery of an Australian soldier who fought in the Vietnam war is honoured with the Victoria Cross.
Published 11/11/24
President Joe Biden has addressed supporters after Donald Trump's convincing victory in the US election. How will history remember the Democrat leader?
Published 11/08/24
Kamala Harris concedes defeat to Donald Trump, as the Democrats come to terms with the loss Trump's campaign are celebrating a convincing win.
Published 11/07/24
As tens of millions of voters head to the polls in the United States in what will be a close and highly consequential election between Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump, we bring you the latest results, news and analysis.
Published 11/06/24
As tens of millions of voters head to the polls in the United States in what will be a close and highly consequential election between Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump, we bring you the latest results, news and analysis.
Published 11/06/24
For more than 160 years, many Australians have celebrated the Melbourne Cup, but is that changing?
Published 11/05/24
Federal Labor plans to slash the HECS debt of millions of Australian students.
Published 11/04/24
Rescue efforts are continuing in Spain, as emergency services search for survivors from flash flooding.
Published 11/01/24
Optus has been accused of exploiting vulnerable Australians - including First Nations people and people with disabilities - allegedly selling them goods and services they didn't want or need.
Published 10/31/24
There's evidence that the end to the cost-of-living crisis is in sight. Official figures show annual inflation is now within the Reserve Bank's target band, coming in at 2.8 per cent.
Published 10/30/24
The Israeli Government to ban the United Nations agency UNWRA from operating in Israel, sparking new concern for the humanitarian situation in Gaza.
Published 10/29/24
The Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is under fire for accepting flight upgrades from Qantas.
Published 10/28/24
Cricket Australia has lifted a lifetime leadership ban imposed on player David Warner six years ago, after he was involved in a cheating scandal.
Published 10/25/24
Senator Lidia Thorpe now says she mispronounced "heirs" as "hairs" without meaning to when she was sworn in as a senator, after she earlier suggested it was deliberate.
Published 10/24/24
Researchers uncover a link between air pollution and the onset of peanut allergies in children.
Published 10/23/24
King Charles and Queen Camilla are preparing to farewell Australia after a Royal tour that's sparked debate following a controversial protest by Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe.
Published 10/22/24