The World Today

The Federal government shifts from a "hands-off" approach with a new "office of AI" to regulate the powerful technology.

The experience of Jewish students and academics is in the spotlight this week at the Royal Commission into Antisemitism and Social Cohesion.

Federal MP Josh Burns reveals the toll of antisemitic attacks on his family in moving testimony to the Royal Commission.

From classrooms to boardrooms, the nation's attention is fixed on the Socceroos as they take on Paraguay in their final World Cup group match.

An Australian citizen with links to Islamic State, who had previously been banned from returning, will be allowed to come home.

Labor's capital gains tax and negative gearing reforms to pass, after a deal with the Greens.

Labor's retreat from tax changes, itself a broken election promise, draws praise from some small businesses now carved out.

Capital gains tax carve outs confirmed, the PM also backs also down on a so-called "death tax".

More than 18 months after the review into the culture of the NSW Police Force was launched, the independent report has found bullying, discrimination and sexual harassment are occurring at "unacceptable levels".

The Opposition prepares to hand down its budget reply, which will tie Australia's migrant intake to the number of new houses being built.

This year's Federal Budget is shaping up to deliver some of the biggest changes in decades.

Sheina Gutnick, the daughter of Bondi hero Reuven Morrison, who tried to take on the Bondi gunmen has fronted the first day of public hearings at the Royal Commission into Antisemitism.

The death of a five year old girl in Alice Springs and the arrest of a man in connection to her alleged murder sparks riots outside Alice Springs hospital.

What led to that day at Bondi Beach, were there failures and how can it be never be repeated.. the Royal Commission's interim report is handed down with 14 recommendations.