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Australian unis sign AI deals, as staff and students protest

2

More than 100,000 displaced by Yemen fighting, says UN

3

Are the US and China in an AI race?

4

Breakfast Wrap: Could copyright reforms leave artists without payment for AI training?

5

Snowtown killer James Vlassakis granted parole

6

Changing Australia: Paul Keall and innovating with radiotherapy

7

Paterson says AI investment in Australia's national interest

8

Oil markets prepare for drawn out Iran war

9

How does Australia's family visa system work?

10

Former spy boss says 'ball was dropped' following October 7

11

How will Europe respond to Russia's drone attacks?

12

Pocock says proposed options would 'upend copyright as we know it'

13

'Devastating,' Holly Rankin on possible watering down of AI copyright protections

14

Indigenous leaders condemn Pauline Hanson comments

15

Changing Australia: Leah Bromfield and building an effective and safe child protection system

16

Peter Malinauskas says Whyalla blast furnace 'had to close'

17

Employer association warns One Nation's migration proposal risks 'severe economic self harm'

18

Federal government promises support for Whyalla workers

19

In the global AI race - is it possible to slow down?

20

Jonno Duniam on the Coalition's immigration policy development

21

Indonesia wildfires cause spike in emissions

22

4% of global oil supply threatened by Saudi pipeline closure

23

Breakfast Wrap: Whyalla steelworks close

24

Breakfast Wrap: One Nation's 'net negative' migration policy

25

Berry farmers in QLD battle new invasive pest

26

Changing Australia: Kate Cole and the fight against silica dust exposure

27

Sixth man arrested and charged of sharing extremist material in 'disturbing' development

28

Murray Watt says Pauline Hanson should apologise for remarks

29

Jane Hume calls on One Nation to release modelling behind migration plan

30

Iran-backed Houthis attack Saudi Arabia's oil supply, begin second shipping route shutdown

31

Nicolette Boele calls for consistent definition of affordable housing

32

Vaccination program in PNG aiming to reduce cervical cancer rates

33

Godfather of AI welcomes pause in development

34

Breakfast Wrap: The world remembers how September 11 changed the world forever

35

Poet Ender Başkan wins PM's Literary Award

36

A historic first NFL game lands at Melbourne's MCG

37

The Friday Political Panel

38

Chris Bowen defends the government's gas reservation plan

39

Kevin Rudd says Australia risks becoming a 'complacent country'

40

Former PM John Howard on September 11

41

Former PM John Howard on September 11

42

Proposed gas reservation scheme 'step in right direction', Duniam says

43

How life changed for Muslim Americans after 9/11

44

Does the gas reservation plan go far enough?

45

Sujo John was on the 81st floor when a plane crashed into the World Trade Centre

46

Reporting on September 11 terror attacks

47

Breakfast Wrap: Furious escalation in One Nation’s “traitor” attack

48

Changing Australia: Kate Kirwin and cool coding

49

Lambie labels One Nation cartoons 'absolutely disgusting'

50

Proposed new laws to crackdown on illicit tobacco trade

51

One Nation video 'an attack on veterans', Andrew Hastie says

52

Sexual violence offences at highest level since records began, new report shows

53

Documents reveal NYC officials hid toxic impacts of 9/11 air quality

54

Australia 'welcome' to join UK's sanctions on West Bank settlements, UK MP says

55

Bayeaux Tapestry will be on public display from tomorrow

56

Breakfast Wrap: Government unveils digital duty of care laws

57

Changing Australia: Jess Hill on reform and unmasking coercive control

58

Former IBAC Commissioner welcomes new follow-the-money powers

59

Former APS commissioner calls for greater transparency from government

60

Federal government defends proposed digital duty of care laws

61

McKenzie concerned grants program was 'invite only'

62

Sarah Hanson Young says people must have 'genuine choice' about content in their feeds

63

'The algorithm did not know my son,' bereaved mother welcomes proposed Digital Duty of Care laws

64

UK bans trade with West Bank settlements

65

Canada imposes retaliatory tariffs on US

66

Narelle Zanker named Rural Woman of the Year

67

Breakfast Wrap: Can we switch off the algorithm?

68

The challenges facing senior renters

69

Changing Australia: Adam Gilmour and launching Australia into the space age

70

One Nation shouldn't have to model super plan, Barnaby Joyce says

71

'Irresponsible': Daniel Mulino dismisses One Nation's superannuation proposal

72

How Bathla's collapse could affect the construction sector

73

Serbia's hero funeral for butcher of Bosnia outrages EU

74

800 barrels of UK Guinness stolen in cargo heist

75

How could opt-in algorithms work for Australians?

76

Bragg: One Nation's super proposal 'important debate to have'

77

Iran to unveil new 'restricted' zone in the Gulf

78

Breakfast Wrap: Germany's far right reaches new heights

79

Can plague numbers of rabbits be brought back under control?

80

Changing Australia: Gracie Elvin the elite cyclist

81

Is Australia's curriculum being feminised?

82

Health Minister labels One Nation's super proposal a 'terrible plan'

83

Independent MP bill targets automated decision-making by government services

84

The new world map

85

6000 apprenticeships fast-tracked to bolster building supply

86

US envoys meet Zelenskyy in Kyiv after Putin talks

87

Germany's far-right AfD tops polls in key state election

88

Breakfast Wrap: How unified is the Pacific?

89

The Friday Political Panel

90

Gloria Steinem's legacy: reflections from the National Women’s Political Caucus

91

Palau President defends turnout at Pacific Island Forum

92

The life of Gloria Steinem

93

Remembering a "giant": Gloria Steinem dies, aged 92

94

Did Canada's 1994 tobacco excise work?

95

Service-for-hire crime: the changing face of organised crime

96

Nepal-Tibet floods 'too fast and too much' for early warning systems, geomorphologist says

97

Anne Ruston defends Coalition's illicit tobacco policy

98

'Reasonable' Naoero didn't endorse criticism of China's missile test, Bowen says

99

Melissa Donnelly takes reins at ACTU

100

Eureka Prize winners announced

101

Breakfast Wrap: Unpacking Australia's economic growth

102

Banana industry battling Panama disease as a GM solution emerges

103

Changing Australia: Bill Webb the master leather plaiter

104

Tibetan advocate accuses China of covering up scale of floods

105

Coalition unveils plan to cut tobacco excise by 80%, legalise vapes and nicotine pouches

106

What does the latest National Accounts data say about the economy?

107

Productivity challenge will 'take time to turn around', Treasurer says

108

France's fight against fast fashion

109

How forensic experts identify Nepal-Tibet flood victims

110

Lake Ontario or Lake America - who decides?

111

Oil prices surge amid renewed tensions in Middle East

112

Breakfast Wrap: Nepal shifts to rehabilitation

113

Tasmania's beef with Woolworths

114

Could the Tupac trial help solve other hip-hop mysteries?

115

Changing Australia: Pamela Clark and inspiring generations of home cooks

116

What does latest housing data mean for ambitious housing target?

117

Waqa Moana initiative to tackle drug trafficking in Pacific

118

'Only way to solve the housing crisis is to build out of it,' Andrew Bragg says

119

China-Taiwan tensions overshadow Pacific Island Forum

120

Germany accuses Russia of attempted airport attack

121

Authorities concerned about preventing outbreak of disease, Nepali MP says

122

Nevada jury finds Duane Keith Davis guilty of Tupac murder

123

Meet the star witness in a landmark case against Meta in the US

124

Breakfast Wrap: The right to erasure

125

Changing Australia: Ronnie Benbow and changing the world for unpaid carers

126

Govt taken 'balanced approach' to privacy proposals, Attorney General says

127

What privacy act changes could mean for you

128

Rescuers race to reach 900 people believed trapped in Nepal tunnels

129

US-Venezuela oil deal met with scepticism

130

Australian Medical Association has a new president

131

Coffs Harbour banana farmers face uncertain future

132

US-Iran conflict escalates as countries trade first strikes in over a month

133

Breakfast Wrap: One Nation wins in WA

134

Australia hosts major penguin conference, as H5N1 bird flu spreads

135

Why the Nepal natural disaster requires an alliance of aid organisations

136

One Nation won't get 'carried away' with WA by-election win, Barnaby Joyce says

137

43 Australians confirmed missing in Nepal and Tibet

138

Cutting tobacco excise won't fight criminal trade, ACOSH says

139

Russian strike on Kyiv weapons depot kills 38

140

Could the depiction of strangulation in pornography soon be banned?

141

Calls to ban strangulation depiction in pornography

142

Breakfast Wrap: Fears of further floods in Nepal

143

The Friday Political Panel

144

Greens call for more humanitarian aid in wake of Nepal-Tibet disaster

145

Coalition doesn't rule out potential cuts to humanitarian intake

146

Philip Ruddock on the legacy of the Tampa incident 25 years on

147

Australia releases $5m in humanitarian aid after Nepal-Tibet flood

148

Geoscientist preparing report for Nepali government shares causes of Nepal-Tibet flash-flooding

149

"I've been right at that border point" - Former Australian Ambassador to Nepal reflects on flood disaster

150

Tibetan-Australian musician Tenzin Choegyal sings Gangri - Snowy Mountains

151

Key issues in WA Secret Harbour by-election

152

Breakfast Wrap: 'Himalayan tsunami' floods hits Nepal

153

Smart glasses popular with 'misogynistic' influencers, says digital rights group

154

Changing Australia: Sarah Rosenberg and supporting alleged victims of sexual assault

155

Corporate regulator ASIC vows to be 'easier to deal with, harder to avoid'

156

PM showed 'good streak of pragmatism' on data centres, QLD treasurer says

157

States must progress framework into domestic, family violence: Plibersek

158

Former Treasury boss Ken Henry lashes WA's 2018 GST deal

159

AEMO CEO says grid investment needed to support data centre growth

160

New Zealand braces for strongest El Nino weather event on record

161

Why Canada is going toe-to-toe with the US over tariffs

162

WA has 'robust' meeting with Productivity Commission after calling them clowns

163

'Devastating moment for all Nepali people,' embassy says

164

Breakfast Wrap: Remembering Dolly Parton, 'the queen of country'

165

Changing Australia: Shane Hryrohec and making Australia and its beaches accessible for everyone

166

Country music superstar Dolly Parton dies aged 80

167

Federal government pushes for national data centre rules

168

How Dolly Parton crafted her hits

169

Productivity Commission defends GST report from WA attacks

170

Why Irish communities want data centre development to stop

171

China hits back against US sanctions threat

172

Blue Poles - the painting that divided Australia - heads west for first time

173

NT chief minister accuses Commonwealth of being 'heavy handed' over data centres

174

Breakfast Wrap: The plan to power data centres

175

Changing Australia: Nick Maisey and connecting community

176

Kangaroo Island mayor fears for sea lions after bird flu enters seal population

177

'WA's share of the GST is assured,' Madeleine King says

178

Tehan: states should use 'energy mix' to attract data centres

179

Go8 wants changes to university funding overhaul

180

Public integrity advocates demand more transparency on political lobbying

181

Ukraine celebrates fourth independence day amid Putin's invasion

182

British PM hands Ukraine blueprints to long range missile

183

Breakfast Wrap: How does One Nation's migration policy differ from Labor's?

184

South Australia confirms first mammal case of bird flu

185

Changing Australia: Dominic Mcafee and bringing back oyster reefs

186

Queensland set to toughen bail laws once more

187

Coalition unlikely to cut backpacker migration numbers, Duniam says

188

Pat Conroy defends former ministers lobbying for defence industry

189

Former acting inspector-general says Support at Home 'a disaster'

190

Can the cost of rental properties continue to climb?

191

Why Canada wouldn't accept trade terms with the US

192

Grain growers worry visa pause will leave harvest short-staffed

193

Breakfast Wrap: Israeli Ambassador defends investigation

194

The Friday Political Panel

195

'Pathetic', Michael McCormack criticises government over veteran health cap

196

Minister calls for explanation on alleged Brethren election disruption

197

Skilled migration still critical to Australia's economy, tech sector says

198

Russia strikes amid Ukrainian political tension

199

Medecins Sans Frontieres 'outraged' by IDF findings

200

USS Abraham Lincoln deployed for record breaking nine months

201

Israel's ambassador doesn't rule out reparations for Frankcom family

202

Breakfast Wrap: Australia 'outraged' after Israel closes investigation

203

Rain won't dampen outback festival Mundi Mundi Bash

204

Changing Australia: Rochelle Courtenay and ending period poverty

205

AUSTRAC uncovers coordinated mortgage fraud at major banks

206

eSafety Commission sends final warning to Roblox

207

Could an oil discovery change the Brazilian election?

208

Ukraine's President facing renewed pressure to call wartime elections

209

Israeli Ambassador should go home, says UN Commissioner of Inquiry

210

Julian Hill: IDF decision not to pursue criminal charges a 'gratuitous insult'

211

IDF decision to clear soldiers involved in strike 'absolutely outrageous', Larissa Waters says

212

Why veterans are calling for allied health funding cap to be scrapped

213

Breakfast Wrap: Gambling reforms pass lower house

214

South Korea responds to Donald Trump's criticism

215

Changing Australia: Hunter Johnson and reshaping what it means to be a man today

216

First-ever National Youth Parliament convenes

217

'We've landed in the right spot,' Hastie satisfied with gambling ad reform

218

Government to crack down on super switching schemes

219

How has footy media handled the Sydney Swans?

220

How will the gambling reforms impact wagering services?

221

Regions brace for slowdown of working holiday visas

222

Trump threatens to bomb Oman, a US ally, amid Hormuz negotiations

223

Sarah Henderson says amendments to gambling legislation make 'significant difference'

224

Why Andrew Wallace crossed the floor on gambling reform

225

Breakfast Wrap: What's the cost of early super access?

226

Changing Australia: Beau Miles the adventurer and cultural influencer

227

'Disgraceful', victims of gambling harm say reforms don't go far enough

228

Australia's superannuation system a 'national asset', Andrew Charlton says

229

Barnaby Joyce defends One Nation's superannuation policy proposal

230

How would early access impact retirement superannuation?

231

The US-Iran MoU has lapsed, what now?

232

Jared Kushner meets with Benjamin Netanyahu, after talks with Hamas

233

Aged care assessment algorithm 'fundamentally flawed', Shadow Aged Care Minister says

234

Breakfast Wrap: The great GST debate

235

Changing Australia: Aaron Eger and saving the kelp forests

236

Daniel Mookhey announces NSW data centre expectations

237

Mathias Cormann 'fundamentally disagrees' GST deal a mistake

238

2018 GST deal has 'made Australia unfairer and Western Australia richer' SA Treasurer says

239

WA Treasurer Rita Saffioti defends Western Australia's GST distribution

240

Government 'confident' it'll secure support for NDIS reforms

241

KPMG must do more to prevent misuse of client information, Dave Sharma says

242

Is Australia at risk of a measles outbreak?

243

Roy Butler describes NSW gun buyback as 'nuts'

244

Where does Israeli strikes leave US-brokered truce for Southern Lebanon?

245

Breakfast Wrap: Five years from the fall of Kabul

246

The Friday Political Panel

247

Building up not out: NSW launches new plans for Sydney

248

'I love Andrew Bragg. He's full of ideas' Nationals leader says

249

The fall of Kabul: five years on

250

KPMG to appear before parliamentary committee

251

Why US sailors are reportedly jumping overboard

252

Global shipping woes deepen as Hormuz future remains clouded

253

Voting underway in Clacton by-election

254

Tasmania confirms first case of deadly bird flu strain H5N1

255

Breakfast Wrap: A radical plan for housing

256

Changing Australia: David Williams and building confidence in others

257

Federal and NSW governments to split $2.5 billion Tomago Aluminium bailout

258

Low-income Australians 'definitely' need to accept substandard housing, Bragg says

259

Proposed gambling ad opt out 'conflict of interest' for commercial broadcasters, former SBS chair says

260

How many pages should be in a national building code?

261

How vulnerable are Australia's subsea cables?

262

Syria sentences former leader Bashar al-Assad to death in absentia

263

Commonwealth Bank reports $10.9 billion annual profit

264

Breakfast Wrap: What is scandium?

265

Drama at the Beehive: Could NZ's Luxon get the boot?

266

Why the Pentagon is betting $500m on a NSW critical minerals mine

267

Victorian Opposition Leader says domestic violence reforms 'long overdue'

268

Treasurer Jim Chalmers welcomes RBA's interest rates decision

269

Tim Wilson concerned falling house prices will impact small business

270

Changing Australia: Bryan Fry and the search for venom and adventure

271

The clandestine catering truck ruse to protect the President

272

British Columbia battles ferocious wildfires

273

Desperate search for Colombia earthquake survivors

274

Reserve Bank holds interest rates

275

Why a group of allergy experts are descending on parliament house today

276

Breakfast Wrap: Colombia races to find quake survivors

277

Great Barrier Reef coral rebounds after bleaching

278

Changing Australia: Brian Triglone and the power of singing for dementia sufferers and their carers

279

Finance Minister says govt wants gambling legislation passed this sitting fortnight

280

Coalition says PM needs to apologise over melon comments

281

'Disappointing' Kate Chaney on the government's proposed gambling laws

282

Questions asked over US weapons stockpiles

283

Three powerful football governing bodies accuse FIFA boss of deception

284

Colombia declares national emergency after earthquake

285

Premier didn't flag AI royal commission with federal counterparts ahead of announcement

286

Breakfast Wrap: What Australia must do to tackle bird flu

287

Changing Australia: Michael Mulvaney and protecting Red Hill and the Gang-Gang Cockatoo

288

'Predatory inducements' focus for Coalition in gambling ad negotiations

289

Health Minister confident NDIS reforms will pass this fortnight

290

NDIS leaders call for safeguards as parliament debates reform bill

291

Why the federal government wants tighter rules for men's behaviour programs

292

What can Australia learn from how the US handled H5N1 bird flu?

293

NATO-style security pact secured in Riyadh

294

Everything you need to know about changes to the Census

295

Breakfast Wrap: ABC apologises to Gina Rinehart

296

Gambling inquiry sets scene for parliament's return

297

Poultry producers prepare for impact of H5 bird flu spread

298

Deputy PM maintains government striking right balance on gambling ad laws

299

Darren Chester says conversations are ongoing on gambling ad reforms

300

David Pocock accuses gambling lobby of trying to discredit former NRL player

301

Geelong avoids sanction from AFL over player concussion deal

302

Israel and Lebanon conclude diplomatic talks in Rome

303

How Dr Anthony Fauci kicked off a major legal debate

304

Ebola outbreak in DRC fastest growing on record: UNICEF

305

Did the ABC get it right on Race Around the World controversy?

306

Breakfast Wrap: Gambling sector fronts up

307

Changing Australia: Marita Cheng and the robotics revolutions

308

Defence committee will examine Australia's crisis vulnerabilities, Liberal senator says

309

Energy minister puts AI data centres on notice with renewable take up

310

Gambling peak body says Luke Bateman's past work a 'clear conflict'

311

What Michigan's Democratic primaries signal for the party's future

312

Competition regulator launches inquiry into regional mobile coverage

313

Country Press Australia welcomes news bargaining redesign

314

Could the drought affect the UK's big housing build?

315

Russian strikes kill at least 17 and injure dozens in Ukraine

316

Omar Musa wins 2026 Miles Franklin Award with Fierceland

317

Breakfast Wrap: What is Labor planning on migration?

318

The debate about camera glasses

319

Changing Australia: Sarah Brown and creating life-saving dialysis services in remote Australia

320

Josh Burns defends timing of 'widow tax' fix

321

Simon Kennedy says he'll do 'whatever it takes' to strengthen proposed gambling laws

322

Drying rivers in Europe could force shut down of nuclear reactors

323

The territorial dispute behind Morocco's Trump highway

324

Where are US-Iran talks heading?

325

NSW Health Minister encourages people to use urgent care clinics

326

Will tougher gambling ad laws push Australians to illegal offshore operators?

327

Lawyer turned award winning playwright, Suzie Miller

328

Breakfast Wrap: Will the government get tougher on gambling?

329

Changing Australia: Jarrod Wheatley and rebuilding out-of-home-care

330

What are gambling inducements?

331

Hanson-Young appeals to senators to strengthen gambling ad laws

332

Watt says govt trying to boost resilience ahead of bird flu outbreak

333

Japan, US act to stabilise yen currency

334

Iran says no US talks underway

335

UK drought sparks concerns of food shortages

336

Former NRL player gives evidence at gambling inquiry

337

Breakfast Wrap: Calls for federal management of remote Aboriginal communities

338

Changing Australia: Andreas Obermair and transforming care and outcomes for gynaecological cancers

339

Fuel excise discount comes to an end

340

EU political fallout following Ceuta migrant crisis

341

Leeser says government lacks Indigenous policy direction

342

Chalmers says govt doesn't intend to reintroduce fuel excise discount

343

Funding models in focus for Closing the Gap review

344

More than a dozen killed in new Gaza strikes

345

Will Gianni Infantino survive as FIFA president?

346

Breakfast Wrap: Australia takes Telegram to court

347

The Friday Political Panel

348

Energy market shocks as petrol prices in Australia are expected to climb

349

Jenny McAllister on the government's NDIS fraud crackdown

350

eSafety Commissioner on Federal Court proceedings against Telegram

351

eSafety Commissioner launches legal action against messaging app Telegram

352

Data centre developer pushes back on renewables plan

353

Racism inquiry continues in Queensland

354

Women's football first test of UEFA boycott

355

UEFA to boycott FIFA competitions if World Cup sell-off plans are greenlit

356

Breakfast Wrap: Inflation falls again

357

This blood test could soon diagnose Alzheimer's

358

Changing Australia: Alecia Staines' approach to respectful maternity care

359

Andrew survived the 2016 Kumamoto quake, now he teaches prepardeness

360

Katy Gallagher on inflationary pressures in Australia's economy

361

Malarndirri McCarthy on Closing the Gap progress and concerns

362

Concerns for poultry industry as bird flu transmits locally

363

The human toll of Sudan's brutal civil war

364

Former Israeli security officer on US-Saudi strikes in Iraq

365

Tim Wilson criticises the federal government's economic management

366

Breakfast Wrap: New Premier calls royal commission

367

'Clicky Ponting' cheating scandal engulfs cricket world

368

Changing Australia: Andrea Gerrard and Ian Hopley and the search for unmarked veteran graves

369

Steve Bracks backs new Victorian Premier Ben Carroll

370

Tehan welcomes royal commission into construction industry

371

Israel mourns loss of powerful ally in Congress

372

Robert Redlich on Victoria's Big Build corruption allegations

373

Heatwave threatens to hamper firefighting efforts in France and Spain

374

Netanyahu and Trump meet for the first time since Iran war began

375

How reliable is the health star rating on ultra-processed foods?

376

CSIRO celebrates centenary, looks to next 100 years

377

Breakfast Wrap: The aged care struggles of migrant Australians

378

Changing Australia: Catherine Crock and creating kinder healthcare systems

379

'Good move,' Bridget McKenzie supports prospect of WA oil refinery

380

Mehreen Faruqi on her Federal Court battle with Pauline Hanson

381

Productivity Commission says regulation is slowing housing supply

382

The comedic legacy of Goodies star Bill Oddie

383

Trump says talks with Iran are progressing, but warns he won't give diplomacy much more time

384

Jacinta Allan to face leadership challenge this morning

385

Where does the pause of hostilities leave shipping in the strait of Hormuz?

386

'It's the right time' - ACTU heads Sally McManus and Michele O'Neil resign

387

Aged care assessment a barrier for migrants, peak multicultural body says

388

Breakfast Wrap: Labor's lone dissenter

389

Would you tick-a-box for organ donation on your drivers license?

390

Would you tick-a-box for organ donation on your driver's licence?

391

'I'm about putting forward ideas,' Ed Husic defends criticism of Labor party

392

James Paterson says sentiment towards AUKUS in US remains 'very positive'

393

Cathy McGowan on the political fight across regional Australia

394

The Australian aerial fire fighters battling wildfires in Europe

395

India's 'cockroach' movement ousts education minister

396

India's 'cockroach' movement sees the education minister go

397

Donald Trump criticises press at White House Correspondents' Dinner

398

Houthis claim missile attacks on Saudi Arabia

399

Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan facing leadership challenge

400

Breakfast Wrap: Gambling regulation push within Labor

401

The Friday Political Panel

402

Defence minister says gambling reforms must strike a 'balance'

403

Jane Hume questions value of creating a Fair Work Court

404

Inner West Sydney Mayor calls for fewer pokies in NSW

405

France adopts social media ban for children under 15

406

Volodymyr Zelenskyy replaces head of Ukrainian military

407

Why Open-AI's model going rogue is a 'big deal', according to AI ethicist

408

Commonwealth Games begin in Glasgow

409

Breakfast Wrap: 'Lab leak' at OpenAI

410

Changing Australia: Andrew Denton, the media giant and tireless advocate for end-of-life choice

411

Illicit Tobacco Commissioner warns cutting tobacco excise won't disrupt illicit market

412

How robust will discussions be? Jim Chalmers on the first day of the ALP Conference

413

Should an ex-ASIO informant be granted a visa to travel to give evidence at the Royal Commission on Antisemitism?

414

The future of AI administered social services

415

Queensland mayors attempt meeting with Kristy McBain

416

Could the Israeli Prime Minister be arrested if he visits the US?

417

Hegseth requests more funding for Iran war

418

Crisis services 'deeply distressed' by Pauline Hanson's comments on domestic violence

419

Breakfast Wrap: Unpacking the NT's child protection reforms

420

Liberal MP Mary Aldred calls to cut tobacco excise

421

NSW Premier calls Pauline Hanson's comments 'racist'

422

NT Government passes controversial child protection and youth justice reforms

423

US imposes 50% tariffs on Canada

424

US launches fresh strikes on Iran

425

Revolut enters Australian banking market

426

Peter Gutwein appointed Chair of the Australian Multicultural Council

427

Breakfast Wrap: Israel criticises Labor's draft Palestine policy

428

ABC's return to reporting from mainland China

429

Why there are calls for a national childcare commission

430

Changing Australia: Martin Green and revolutionising solar technology

431

Amanda Rishworth says artificial intelligence more likely to 'augment' jobs than replace them

432

Andrew Bragg resists criticising Alex Antic's endorsement of Malcolm Roberts

433

Thousands of tonnes of illicit tobacco seized by Australian Border Force

434

India's 'Cockroach' movement marches on nation's parliament

435

Andy Burnham becomes UK's 7th Prime Minister in a decade

436

Iran launches attacks against Bahrain

437

Houthis declare maritime blockade on Saudi Arabia, escalating threat to energy supplies

438

Breakfast Wrap: Reuters chief on the future of news

439

Changing Australia: Emma Weatherley and searching for treatments for FSHD

440

Spain wins FIFA World Cup 1-0

441

Former defence minister says AUKUS won't be delivered on time or on budget

442

Government wants to prevent retail surveillance pricing, Tim Ayres says

443

Hanson 'stoking flames of division' National Imams Council says

444

Will Victoria's planned 'demasking' laws make a diffference?

445

World Cup final fever takes over Australia's only Spanish bilingual primary school

446

US President accuses China of election interference

447

Alessandra Galloni, Reuters Editor-In-Chief, to deliver Andrew Olle Lecture

448

Breakfast Wrap: Smoking rate data exposes illicit tobacco challenge

449

Benita Collings reflects on 60 years of Play School

450

One Nation takes a dip as Angus Taylor 'rules out' deal

451

Unions demand BHP 'come to the table' amid industrial dispute

452

'Un-Australian' Senator Hanson Young on Pauline Hanson appearing on Tommy Robinson podcast

453

Butler calls on states to 'lift their efforts' combatting illicit tobacco

454

Experts warn Australia faces critical gaps in domestic violence data

455

Israeli parliament set to dissolve for October election

456

What does Iran want from renewed hostilities?

457

Australians smoking less, but data shows 'changing illicit market', ACOSH says

458

Washington escalates strikes on Iran after US servicemen deaths

459

Breakfast Wrap: Hanson's controversial "fact-finding" mission with Britain's far-right

460

Argentina to face Spain in World Cup final

461

Changing Australia: Sharon Lewin and fighting HIV and other infectious diseases

462

Australia's largest export facility to go on strike

463

Australia to toughen modern slavery rules

464

Barnaby Joyce defends Hanson's decision to meet with far-right activist Tommy Robinson

465

Ruston: govt needs to admit aged care reform implementation 'wrong'

466

The only place in Australia you can watch The Odyssey in 70mm IMAX

467

Hanson meets with far-right activist Tommy Robinson in UK

468

Two fatal ICE shootings spark outcry in US

469

Breakfast Wrap: Inside big AI

470

Australia repatriates Rapa Nui ancestors after more than 140 years

471

Changing Australia: Janice Florence and dancing with a disability

472

Bill Shorten says antisemitism in universities is 'shocking'

473

Andrew Charlton on the government's approach to AI

474

Calls for tighter regulation as childcare worker faces 329 child abuse charges

475

Four alleged domestic violence deaths in one week

476

Push for age limit for US Congress

477

Trump Administration vows to dismantle the ICC

478

Breakfast Wrap: "Gobsmacking" US plans for Strait of Hormuz

479

Changing Australia: Donna Rees and combatting preventable hearing loss in children

480

Sextortion cases rise as platforms fail to crackdown

481

What the Middle East escalation means for Australia's oil prices

482

Dan Tehan on Australia's energy supplies amid US-Iran conflict

483

The life and legacy of Sam Neill

484

Universities grapple with antisemitism, racism

485

Unregulated weightloss drugs bought online leading to liver damage

486

What Lindsey Graham's death means for Donald Trump's agenda

487

US to begin enforcing maritime blockade on Iran

488

Breakfast Wrap: Universities required to adopt definitions of antisemitism and Islamophobia

489

Bird flu detected in native species for first time

490

Burke says new university antisemitism guidelines will offer stronger student safety

491

Shadow education minister says time for universities “mucking around” on antisemitism definition is over

492

Local artists rally against AI threats to copyright

493

Telstra set to front Senate inquiry into nationwide outage

494

Man arrested on suspicion of Ann Widdecombe murder

495

Global oil prices surge as tensions rise in Middle East

496

Trump rejects Iran's claim that Strait of Hormuz is closed

497

Former OpenAI executive says Australia has 'a lot to offer' in AI future

498

Breakfast Wrap: Modi comes to Melbourne

499

Cybersecurity expert says telco glitch could have been foreseen

500

O'Farrell backs deeper India ties, Australian multiculturalism

501

Albanese urged to ask Modi tough questions on human rights

502

'Very real fear' India uranium deal could be used for nuclear program, Shoebridge says

503

King defends uranium export deal, thinks safeguards in place

504

Andy Burnham nominates for UK Labour leader

505

'We're not seeing ships go through' - former merchant mariner on Strait of Hormuz

506

Iran continues attacks on Gulf states

507

Strait of Hormuz traffic thinning out says former mariner

508

Breakfast Wrap: Telstra under fire

509

'Utterly irresponsible' - Industry minister on Liberal senator's test calls to Triple Zero

510

'Reasonable' for Henderson to test call Triple Zero, Shadow minister says

511

Uranium deal focus of India-Australia trade talks

512

Trump: ceasefire between US and Iran 'over'

513

Trump offers Ukraine licence to produce Patriot interceptor missiles

514

Indian drumming group drives from Adelaide to welcome Modi

515

Telecommunications ombudsman 'exceptionally disappointed' about outage

516

Jonathan Swan on how Trump's second Presidency is changing the White House forever

517

Changing Australia: Ebenezer Banful and supporting migrants to find belonging

518

Breakfast Wrap: Scandals engulf Victorian political parties

519

Calls for funding for data as UNESCO calls for coral harvesting review

520

Changing Australia: James St John and finding treatments for spinal cord injuries

521

Victorian Opposition refers Victorian Premier to IBAC

522

Matt Thistlethwaite calls on US and Iran to uphold ceasefire

523

20 new headspace centres announced for regional communities

524

Prince Harry loses privacy case against Daily Mail

525

Marine Le Pen says she will run for French presidency and appeal conviction

526

Farage resigns from UK parliament, vows to win by-election

527

What does China's test-firing of a missile mean for Pacific diplomacy?

528

Breakfast Wrap: Trump's red card call stirs World Cup storm

529

Changing Australia: Jack Beetson and closing the literacy gap

530

Conroy: Chinese missile test won't deter Pacific security alliance

531

Paterson: Australia would be 'within our rights' to seek explanation from PRC

532

Birdlife Australia calls for resillience funding in face of bird flu

533

UN orders urgent inquiry into Sudan's El Obeid

534

Integrity of world cup in question, former FIFA whistle blower says

535

Integrity of World Cup in question, ex-FIFA whistleblower says

536

Could an online tool help prevent terroist attacks?

537

Breakfast Wrap: The Prime Minister's Pacific Diplomacy Blitz

538

Former pro basketballer Timmy Duggan receives NAIDOC recognition

539

Changing Australia: Kai Lammert and coaching the Pararoos

540

'Beneath his office' - Bragg on PM's Kylie Minogue comments

541

What does the Vuvale Union mean for Australia and Fiji?

542

NSW becomes third state to detect deadly bird flu

543

QLD land clearing in UNESCO's sights after another close call for Great Barrier Reef

544

President Trump marks 250th birthday of the US

545

Crowds gather in Tehran for former Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's funeral

546

Dalai Lama turns 91 amid tensions with China over his successor

547

Palestinian health delegations visits Australia

548

Breakfast Wrap: David Pocock on Labor's gambling ad reforms

549

The Friday Political Panel

550

Pocock says proposed gambling reform 'tragic'

551

Sarah Henderson: proposed gambling laws 'not strong enough'

552

Labor 'considering very carefully' committee's recommendations into NDIS fraud

553

Big Four reforms only 'tinkering' with existing arrangements, former KPMG whistle blower says

554

Aged care advocate says algorithm assessment change 'step in right direction'

555

China's 'ethnic unity' law denounced by rights groups

556

Women and girls face higher risk of assault in earthquake aftermath, aid group warns

557

Australia commits 2 million dollars in aid to Venezuela

558

Breakfast Wrap: Who's getting help in Venezuela, and who isn't

559

SA imposes temporary ban to protect breeding cuttlefish

560

Changing Australia: Fi Shewring and getting more women into trades

561

Julian Leeser says level of anti-semitism has got 'worse since Bondi'

562

Chaney welcomes Senate inquiry into proposed gambling legislation

563

Concerns over demand on redress scheme as deadline looms

564

Why this alcohol body wants a key subsidy changed

565

Anger mounts at Venezuelan government's earthquake response

566

Anika Wells confirms gambling reforms will target 'incidental' advertising

567

Government announces review avenue for aged care assessments

568

Breakfast Wrap: Gambling ad restrictions set to hit parliament

569

Is Australian digital media the canary in the coal mine?

570

Who's getting help and who isn't in Venezuela

571

Changing Australia: Margaret Leggatt and advocating for people living with complex mental illness

572

Dan Tehan says Labor is his party's main enemy, not One Nation

573

Greens call on Coalition to push Labor on gambling reforms

574

Government flags tougher rules for major audit companies after KPMG revelations

575

AUSTRAC cracks down on money-laundering through real estate

576

Trump's attempt to end birthright citizenship

577

Expert urges tougher online hate speech laws at antisemitism inquiry

578

Andy Burnham sets out plan to 'fix' British politics

579

Death toll from Venezuela earthquakes passes 1,900

580

Breakfast Wrap: What is the Nakamal agreement?

581

Changing Australia: Brendan Swan and improving concussion management in Australia

582

AMPOL boosts unstaffed servos as cuts to fuel excise ease

583

Did Australia get what it wanted out of its pact with Vanuatu?

584

Ted O'Brien: focus should be on policy, not polls

585

Geoffrey Watson: pausing construction to tackle corruption 'not an answer'

586

Australia and Vanuatu sign long-awaited Nakamal agreement

587

Thousands of migrants flee South Africa ahead of June 30 deadline

588

Search for Venezuela earthquake survivors continues

589

Breakfast Wrap: Victoria's Big Build woes

590

Changing Australia: Shay Leighton and creating the Tough Guy Book Club

591

Socceroos through to World Cup knock out stage, what's next?

592

Anika Wells defends proposed social media regulation changes

593

Jane Hume: Victorian construction projects should pause 'until the corruption is gone'

594

'The parties are the problem,' why Monique Ryan won't join new party

595

Four confirmed cases of bird flu in wild bird population

596

US and Iran exchange strikes as tensions flare

597

Venezuela earthquake death toll passes 1,400

598

New tax reforms, what they mean for your return

599

Breakfast Wrap: Western Sydney Special

600

From western Sydney to the World Cup

601

Multicultralism is an Australian success story says community leader Beny Bol OAM

602

The Friday Political Panel

603

Husic says Labor needs to take rise in support for One Nation seriously

604

McIntosh doesn't believe Hanson's 'monoculturalism' comment has resonated

605

'Bullsh*t': NSW Premier condemns Hanson's comments

606

Socceroos fans embrace culture of the world game

607

States come together to fight off bird flu

608

How One Nation is resonating and conflicting with Western Sydney

609

Penrith Community Kitchen sees record demand

610

Ebola virus outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo one of worst recorded

611

Venezuela earthquakes leave at least 180 dead and more than 1500 injured

612

Breakfast Wrap: ASIO warns of 'unprecedented threats' facing Australlia

613

Last ISIS linked woman to return home will face full force of law

614

Are Australia's migration numbers too high?

615

ASIO boss concerned Australians could be killed by foreign governments

616

Interim NDIS report shows government hasn't listened, Jordan Steele John says

617

What can Australia learn from New York's youth detention reforms?

618

UN nuclear agency chief says inspectors will visit Iran sites

619

Independents Allegra Spender and Zali Steggall announce new party

620

Breakfast Wrap: Is there a correction going on in Australia's housing market?

621

Changing Australia: Megan Etheridge and building success for vulnerable women

622

Warwick Hadfield celebrates 30 years Breakfast

623

Despite supporting tax changes, Greens call them 'disappointing'

624

'This country was built on multiculturalism,' Anne Ruston says

625

Housing market experiencing correction after COVID, Minister says

626

Karl Stefanovic interviews anti-Islam activist Tommy Robinson

627

NSW Treasurer says budget deficit worth it for household relief

628

Chemical regulator 'wrong' to approve paraquat use, Parkinson's Australia says

629

Europe swelters as heatwave brings record temperatures

630

US temporarily lifts oil sanctions on Iran

631

Breakfast Wrap: Starmer out with Burnham bound for Number 10

632

Changing Australia: Sally Morgan and creating new futures for asylum seekers

633

David Pocock criticises proposed gambling ad law changes

634

Andy Burnham favourite to become next UK PM

635

New poll shows 55% believe migration to Australia is 'too high'

636

Israeli response to US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding

637

British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer resigns

638

'No good deed goes unpunished,' Starmer supporter saddened by resignation

639

Starmer made 'right and sensible choice' to resign, former political director says

640

Breakfast Wrap: H5 bird flu detected in Australia for first time

641

Changing Australia: Kim Buttfield and creating the international movement of Granny Grommets

642

Thousands take icy plunge to mark winter solstice, Dark Mofo's ending

643

Digital complaints costing Aussies $497 million a year

644

Bird flu confirmed in Australia for first time

645

Attorney-General calls for applications for NACC Commissioners

646

Jane Hume says government should 'ditch' tax reform

647

KPMG executives face fiery senate inquiry

648

British PM Sir Keir Starmer expected to resign

649

Talks between Iran and the US begin

650

US denies the Strait of Hormuz is closed

651

Breakfast Wrap: Treasurer defends backdown over CGT carve-outs

652

UK by-election could decide fate of PM

653

The Friday Political Panel

654

Can the Socceroos shock world football again?

655

Bragg: proposed CGT changes a 'sledgehammer' against economy

656

Small businesses welcome tax tweaks to government's CGT reforms

657

How can Australia become more AI independent?

658

What does US-Iran agreement mean for the Gulf?

659

Chalmers denies government got it wrong on capital gains changes

660

Breakfast Wrap: Hanson's speech slammed by critics

661

Energy Market Commission calls for simpler, fairer electricity plans

662

Changing Australia: Bruce Chater and revitalising bush medicine

663

Human Rights Commission responds to Hanson on 'transgender ideology'

664

Kevin Hogan defends multiculturalism

665

David Farley says people should be 'Australian first', put ethnicity second

666

Watt: One Nation has a 'negative, chaotic, divisive plan for Australia'

667

'Dystopian' - Islamophobia Envoy on Pauline Hanson's call to end multiculturalism

668

US releases details of interim peace agreement with Iran

669

Retired Admiral says next 60 days will be 'difficult' for US

670

MoU secures toll free passage through Hormuz Strait for just 60 days

671

Breakfast Wrap: Australia looks into sexual assault claims against Israeli forces

672

Changing Australia: Richard Dowell and developing the cochlear impant

673

Government announces $3.6b investment into child care workforce

674

AFP wasting time on 'futile accusation,' Israeli Ambassador says

675

Family welcomes AFP investigation into IDF abuse claims

676

South Africa marks 50 years since Soweto uprising

677

Will the MOU between US and Iran hold until Friday?

678

RBA 'forced' to keep interest rates on hold, Shadow Treasurer says

679

RBA rate hold 'made sense,' Westpac Chief Economist says

680

Breakfast Wrap: How Israel could derail Trump's Iran deal

681

The image of Australia that floored new Artemis space pilot

682

Changing Australia: Anne Bunde-Birouste and empowering young people with soccer

683

Tax changes about giving workers 'a fairer deal' - tax academic says

684

Gallagher: decision on fuel excise extension will be made 'in good time'

685

What's next after announcement of US-Iran deal?

686

Tax changes threaten investment, punish aspiration: wealth fund manager says

687

Will oil prices return to normal after ceasefire announcement?

688

UK announces social media ban for under-16s

689

Initial agreement with Iran has been signed, Trump says

690

Breakfast Wrap: Peace agreement signed between Iran and US

691

Changing Australia: Ralph Drage and Michael Green on creating solutions for people living with disability

692

Daniel Mulino: capital gains changes likely to focus on 'special circumstances'

693

The ties that bind the White House and the UFC

694

Switzerland votes down population cap referendum

695

The new technology detecting scam text messages

696

Saul Eslake: government has 'won the day' on CGT changes affecting housing

697

Barnaby Joyce warns against One Nation 'hubris'

698

Business groups call for CGT changes to be rejected

699

Socceroos surprise line-up 'paid off immensely', says Redmayne

700

Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announces peace deal between US and Iran

701

Breakfast Wrap: How Belfast migrants have weathered a violent week

702

Friday Political Panel: One Nation surge has some Liberals talking seat preference deals

703

Tim Ayres: UK defence secretary resignation will have 'no effect' on AUKUS

704

Kate Chaney criticises government's proposed gambling advertising changes

705

Melbourne leads global call for action against data centres

706

Migrant communities in Belfast call for peace after protests

707

World Cup kicks off in Mexico City

708

Dan Jarvis named new UK Defence Secretary

709

Trump calls off all scheduled strikes against Iran

710

Former UK MP says resignations 'on principle' rare in British politics

711

Breakfast Wrap: How is the Coalition handling Pauline Hanson?

712

Changing Australia: Nina Las Vegas and reshaping Australia's music scene

713

Disability Discrimination Commissioner calls for greater scrutiny on NDIS changes

714

Paterson: conversations about One Nation preferences 'premature'

715

ACT scraps stamp duty for first home buyers

716

What does Australia's data centre boom mean for our water supplies?

717

'I thought this was behind us,' an architect of Good Friday Agreement on Belfast protests

718

Artemis III mission announced

719

Ceasefire teeters as conflict heats up in Middle East

720

Wong: Australia working with other countries calling for end to middle east conflict

721

Breakfast Wrap: Social media ban six months on

722

Changing Australia: Joseph Friedman and connecting inmates with About Time

723

Australian doctor describes 'heartbreaking' work after returning from Gaza

724

Six months on, is Australia's social media ban a success?

725

Sarah Hanson Young calls for greater regulation of social media companies

726

Public health expert rejects calls to cut tobacco excise

727

How well prepared is Australia for AI?

728

Protests in Belfast turn violent after knife attack

729

UN report finds Israeli authorities have enabled settler attacks in West Bank

730

Breakfast Wrap: ABC boss faces questions

731

Changing Australia: Craig Copeland and restoring wetlands and waterways

732

Matt Thistlethwaite calls for permanent ceasefire in middle east

733

ABC MD says Justin Stevens unaware of successor plans

734

Why is China's Xi in North Korea?

735

McIntosh says she's 'not against' a longer NDIS inquiry

736

NDIS legislation put under microscope, but for limited time only

737

Former UK foreign minister says Hegseth's comments 'insulting'

738

Iran ceasefire wavers as hostilities boil over

739

British American Tobacco defends industry despite health harms

740

Breakfast Wrap: Remembering Richard Scolyer

741

Fran Kelly recognised with AO

742

Changing Australia: Barbara Woodhouse and performing life-changing facial surgery

743

Massive turnout expected for Neale Daniher's Big Freeze at the 'G

744

Pat Turner recognised with AO

745

Government signs ammunition contract with Rheinmetall

746

Governor-General Sam Mostyn pays tribute to the late Richard Scolyer

747

Iranian missiles launched at Israel for first time since ceasefire

748

Will Hodgman appointed Companion of the Order of Australia

749

Is this the most political World Cup ever?

750

US CDC warns Ebola outbreak could become largest on record

751

Breakfast Wrap Special: Scandal at KPMG

752

Coalition says budget reform complicates tax system

753

Daniel Mulino defends time taken to debate budget reforms

754

Sherpa survives Everest after days lost on mountain

755

What lessons can be learnt beyond the Enhanced Games?

756

US House passes measure to halt Iran war

757

Increasing housing supply 'central feature' of SA budget, Malinauskas says

758

ANZSGM President unconvinced aged care assessment algorithm creating fairer outcomes

759

Calls for safeguards following QLD child safety review

760

The Finke Desert Race celebrates its 50th year

761

What evidence do we have that modern slavery features in Australian supply chains?

762

Breakfast Wrap: Scrutiny of aged care funding algorithm

763

Changing Australia: Yolandi Vermaak and saving wombats for the future

764

Joe Hockey says US tariffs on Australia will 'for sure' go up

765

Aged care minister defends tool used to assess funding for at-home care

766

Iran hits Kuwait as Trump dishes on Netanyahu call

767

New Solomon Islands PM wastes little time in reset with Australia

768

Two killed in Kenya protests over US Ebola centre

769

What could weaker than expected GDP growth mean for interest rates?

770

Takeover Ballarat celebrates the stories of young people

771

Protests erupt in UK over police response to Henry Nowak murder

772

Former KPMG whistle blower on current scandal

773

Breakfast Wrap: Florida sues OpenAI

774

Why the government is backing NdPr mining

775

Changing Australia: Bronwyn King and fighting for clean air and a tobacco free world

776

Dai Le says One Nation's win in Farrer a 'protest' vote

777

Katy Gallagher says budget not the only factor in housing market

778

Annual wage review leaves unions happy, businesses disappointed

779

Florida becomes first state to sue OpenAI over safety concerns

780

Russian attack leaves 'scars' on the city, Ukrainian MP says

781

What do the Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon mean for ceasefire talks?

782

Pat Conroy dismisses Peter Garrett's AUKUS inquiry

783

Matt Canavan says Labor 'reluctant' in support for AUKUS

784

Breakfast Wrap: The community impact of the ISIS brides

785

Who holds the cards? Iran or the US?

786

Changing Australia: Kent Morris and the transformational power of art for First Nations people in prison

787

Government won't 'pre-empt' talks on CGT carve-outs

788

Government must provide compelling case for used submarines, James Paterson says

789

One Nation's David Farley's first parliamentary sitting day

790

Ex-FBI agents start support group amid Trump pressure

791

Peter Garrett to lead public-funded inquiry into AUKUS

792

Yazidi community concerned after return of ISIS-linked women, says NGO

793

Could Australia be a world leader in data centres?

794

'I will not let this rest,' Senator Deborah O'Neill on KPMG's response to whistle blower allegations

795

Breakfast Wrap: Abbott responds to One Nation's poll surge

796

Tony Abbott says his presence as Liberal President demonstrates party is 'fair dinkum'

797

Changing Australia: Gemma Haddrick and loving your local community

798

'His job is administrative,' Tim Wilson on Tony Abbott's appointment as Liberal President

799

'Bad news' - military analyst on AUKUS pivot to purchase used submarines

800

Israel seizes a castle and deepens its invasion of Lebanon

801

How a change to university funding models could affect domestic students

802

Romania reels from Russian drone crash

803

Defence Welfare Association urge government to consider veterans exposed to PFAS

804

Netanyahu orders Israeli army to expand control to 70% of Gaza

805

'Wouldn't read too much into the numbers' - Butler on One Nation overtaking Labor in polls

806

'Pivotal moment' to restore public trust in the NACC, Centre for Public Integrity says

807

Citizen scientists take snaps for first NSW dolphin census

808

'They are using our drinking water,' Sydney council calls for moratorium into data centre developments

809

Thorpe: Government PFAS case 'not enough' to support affected communities

810

Breakfast Wrap: Government stands ground on tax shake-up

811

Could 'flat-pack' homes be the answer to the housing crisis?

812

WHO calls for ceasefire in DRC as Ebola cases rise

813

Israeli strikes hit southern Lebanon amid mass evacuation

814

PFAS expert says Commonwealth legal action is 'critical'

815

Government secures first vessel in maritime strategic fleet

816

NT health authorities warn against complacency amid slowing diphtheria cases

817

Changing Australia: Jo Nicholls and creating Brainwave

818

What will changes to the unemployment system mean?

819

Breakfast Wrap: Tax legislation enters parliament

820

One of the architects of the NACC calls for transparency as Commissioner resigns

821

Vulnerable communities call for greater action on jobseeker changes

822

Iran war pushing 45 million into hunger, says WFP

823

WA facing 'substantial and time-critical shortfall' of residential aged care beds

824

Andrew Bragg says government's tax reform will 'suppress' housing supply

825

UN expert welcomes return of IS-linked families

826

Breakfast Wrap: Senate tension over the Anti-Corruption boss

827

Maritime expert fears Indian Ocean forgotten in Australia's defence strategy

828

Changing Australia: Shaloo Singhal and transforming stroke care for women

829

Is Australia in the clear of a global energy shock?

830

Melissa McIntosh says proposed NDIS reform needs inquiry

831

David Shoebridge says NACC has 'utterly failed to meet the moment'

832

Western diplomats to remain in Kyiv despite increasing Russian threats

833

Government announces biggest shake up to employments services in decades

834

Final bidders announced for embattled SA steelworks

835

Weather, fuel costs see fall in winter crops

836

Iran says it's prepared to retaliate in the wake of the latest US strikes

837

Breakfast Wrap: The plan to reserve gas for Australia

838

South Australia auctioneer retires after 53 years

839

Regulator lowers price benchmark for energy market

840

Madeleine King defends east coast gas reservation scheme

841

'Seeing investment fall off a cliff': Susan McDonald on govt energy policy

842

What tax setting changes to trusts mean for you

843

Pope urges "disarming" of artificial intelligence

844

Flotilla activist is 'in shock' but 'not shocked' after alleged treatment

845

Indigenous leaders call for action on Sorry Day

846

Suspected Ebola cases pass 900 in DR Congo

847

'A very saintly type of person': Kevin Sheedy reflects on the life of Neale Daniher

848

Breakfast Wrap: Is a new political party on the horizon?

849

Changing Australia: Shannon Lemanski and bringing safe drinking water to all Australians

850

Changing Australia: Simon Quilty and building better homes to improve First Nations health

851

Gas industry reeling from reservation policy announcement

852

First flotilla activists return to Australia with allegations against Israel

853

Russian strikes on Kyiv kill four people

854

Three Red Cross volunteers die from suspected Ebola in DRC

855

Zali Steggall confirms Teal independents in discussions to form political party

856

Are the US and Iran close to an agreement?

857

Malcolm Turnbull not aware of 'concrete' plans to start new political party

858

Breakfast Wrap: PM under fire over DV royal commission comments

859

Has the Government landed its budget sales-pitch?

860

NT Government welcomes funding to combat diphtheria outbreak

861

Government acknowledges response to domestic violence must 'keep evolving'

862

Francesca Albanese says Israel should apologise for treatment of flotilla activists

863

One question highlights India's issues with press freedom

864

Married at First Sight UK pulled after rape allegations

865

QLD farmers angered by federal government lack of flood support

866

US expected to shrink troops available to NATO for wars and crises

867

Nick McKim says government tax reform 'step in right direction'

868

The Late Show to air final episode today

869

Breakfast Wrap: Working on the Ebola frontline

870

Humpback whale makes record 15,000km journey from Brazil to Australia

871

Changing Australia: Sam Paior and Ben Paior-Smith on creating a more equal world for people with disability

872

Crypto platforms respond to government's capital gains changes

873

Tim Wilson says governments tax reform proposals an 'abuse of trust'

874

Commonwealth announces $7 million support package to contain diphtheria outbreak

875

Economist says start-up community has legitimate concerns over CGT reform

876

US indicts former Cuban president over 30 year old incident

877

Doctor who worked on Ebola epidemic calls for timely, coordinated response

878

Record rain for drought affected parts of South Australia

879

Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping talks wrap up in Beijing

880

Breakfast Wrap: Why this sector is alarmed by the tax changes

881

WA farmers fear mouse plague will affect seeding despite double strength bait

882

Changing Australia: Oliver Liyou and the future of veterinary practice

883

'Misinformation' circulating online about CGT changes, Catherine King says

884

Anne Ruston criticises rollout of aged care reforms

885

Allegra Spender underestimated impact of CGT changes on shares, start-ups

886

Trump's unusual and controversial 'Anti-Weaponisation Fund'

887

Diphtheria outbreak spreads from NT to three neighbouring states

888

Death toll from Israeli strikes on Lebanon passes 3,000

889

Arsenal wins Premier League after 22-year drought

890

Governments under pressure to combat domestic violence

891

Assistant Minister says online claims about CGT changes 'factually incorrect'

892

CGT changes occurred with 'little consultation' tech sector says

893

Vladimir Putin arrives in Beijing for talks with Xi Jinping

894

Breakfast Wrap: Why this retailer is ditching their tobacco license

895

Changing Australia: Claire Middleton and the fight against eating disorders

896

NT Indigenous groups say child protection laws too complex to respond to in a week

897

Liberal Senator Andrew McLachlan concerned Coalition immigration policy 'alienates' migrant communities

898

Butler defends private health rebate reduction for pensioners

899

Retailer says tobacco licence 'not worth the paper it's printed on' amid illicit market

900

Musk loses court battle with Open AI

901

What we know about the Ebola outbreak in central Africa

902

Cuba's oil reserves officially run dry amid humanitarian crisis

903

Trump says peace deal with Iran possible

904

Breakfast Wrap: Ebola outbreak declared global health emergency

905

Changing Australia: Peter Davis and creating Blood Bikes Australia

906

Calls for federal government help with diphtheria outbreak

907

Murray Watt defends the government's tax changes

908

Dave Sharma says the Coalition's immigration proposal about curbing government spending

909

Meat industry not viable without migrant workers, Australian Meat Industry Council says

910

WHO declares Congolese Ebola outbreak a global health emergency

911

Aid entering Gaza not adequate, says MSF

912

Social and affordable housing missed out in budget, advocacy group says

913

NSW's live music scene back in the spotlight with fresh inquiry

914

Breakfast Wrap: Unpacking a big week in politics

915

Delta Goodrem advances to final of 2026 Eurovision

916

Is the Federal Budget the Albanese Government's legacy piece?

917

Philippine authorities searching for Senator wanted by ICC

918

Supermarkets on notice after ACCC discounts court win

919

The Coalition outlines its alternative budget vision

920

Butler defends timing of release of aged care average wait times data

921

Jane Hume puts 22.5 billion dollar price tag on tax plan

922

AMA worried about hospital bed blocks, NDIS reforms

923

National Farmers Federation warns against migration cuts

924

'Reactionary' - Migration expert on Coalition linking migration numbers to new house builds

925

Breakfast Wrap: Trump and Xi's high stakes meeting

926

What CGT, negative gearing changes mean for you

927

Changing Australia: Louise Pleming and harnessing the power of tennis to transform lives

928

Former Australian diplomat says budget 'preparing for very difficult times ahead'

929

O'Neil says tax reform will help young Australians

930

Coalition plan to link migration to house builds

931

Greens say tax changes should have gone further

932

Real estate industry warns tax changes won't boost housing

933

Shots fired, sending Philippine senate into lockdown

934

Budget 'missing' Australia's aging population, Older Women's Network says

935

Trump meets Xi Jinping for high-stakes China summit

936

Ukrainian psychiatrist describes 'moral trauma' faced by civilians

937

Breakfast Wrap: Shorten vindicated by budget tax reforms

938

What are the budget 'sleeper' items you may have missed?

939

Welfare groups say poorest Australians left behind in budget

940

Changing Australia: Neil Saintilan and the world of wetlands

941

Business welcomes productivity boost in budget, ACTU says tax changes are fairer

942

Young Australians 'kneecapped' by tax changes, says shadow treasurer

943

Small business says budget a 'mixed bag'

944

Can Starmer hold on?

945

Treasurer Jim Chalmers defends the federal government's budget

946

Economist calls budget 'a budget of two horizons'

947

More than 80 Labour MPs are now calling for the British Prime Minister to resign

948

Bill Shorten vindicated by tax reforms in budget

949

Breakfast Wrap: Inside the budget lockup

950

Changing Australia: Wyn Jones and protecting the Blue Mountains and Wollemi Pine

951

Government to table response to gambling reform

952

Opposition says government must explain how tax changes will improve housing market

953

Productivity Commission says government taking productivity challenge 'seriously'

954

Trump declares Iran ceasefire on 'life support'

955

Social Service Council welcomes anticipated tax changes

956

Starmer tries to win back support as PM

957

One Nation sets it's sight on Western Sydney

958

'We're beginning to look like an unserious country' - Kier Starmer's biographer says

959

Gallagher says budget reform 'risk worth taking'

960

'We're beginning to look like an unserious country' - Keir Starmer's biographer says

961

Breakfast Wrap: Albanese blames Coalition for One Nation's Farrer success

962

Australian Fashion Week celebrates 30 years

963

Changing Australia: James Hardy and building better care models for older Australians

964

IS-linked women charged with crimes against humanity

965

'Democracy is alive and well' - Barnaby Joyce on One Nation's Farrer win

966

Relief, resilience and reform - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on tomorrow's budget

967

'Lessons will be learnt,' Ted O'Brien on the Farrer by-election

968

Will Iran compete at the World Cup in North America?

969

Northern Territory government launches child protection inquiry

970

Starmer faces leadership challenge after disastrous elections

971

Iran reportedly sends response to latest US proposed peace deal

972

Breakfast Wrap: Sir David Attenborough turns 100

973

The government's gas reservation plan

974

Friday Political Panel

975

Finance Minister defends government's gas reservation policy

976

Hume says Liberal party feeling 'very positive' ahead of Farrer by-election

977

Canavan says Farrer will be an 'uphill battle' for the Nationals

978

Marco Rubio meets Pope Leo at the Vatican

979

Long-time colleague reflects on 100 years of Sir David Attenborough

980

Are the US and Iran drawing closer to a peace agreement?

981

Kumanjayi Little Baby vigils held across the country

982

Breakfast Wrap: Rolling news pioneer Ted Turner dies aged 87

983

Changing Australia: Rachael Lloyd and providing long-term support for victim-survivors of domestic abuse

984

Conroy says Australia and Fiji in final stages of new security treaty

985

McKenzie criticises federal government over Inland Rail decision

986

Trump approval rating drops six months from midterms

987

Could a deal to end the Middle East conflict be on the horizon?

988

What Australians with links to former IS fighters could face when they arrive

989

Families with links to former IS fighters used as 'a political football,' Larissa Waters says

990

The government's $10 billion plan to boost fuel stockpiles

991

Peter Ford, first Australian to anchor CNN, reflects on Ted Turner's legacy

992

Breakfast Wrap: The seafarers stuck in the Strait of Hormuz

993

MS advocate breaks record on Munda Biddi track

994

Changing Australia: Madonna Wild and creating new models to rehome animals

995

What housing economists are looking for in this budget

996

$74 million funding boost to fight online extremism

997

Bragg says Coalition should revive 'FightBack!'

998

RBA Governor's comments 'quite clear' on impact of government spending, economist says

999

WHO suspects rare form of transmission of cruise ship virus

1000

US and Iran exchange threats after attacks in Strait of Hormuz