African leaders are calling for justice and reparations for victims of colonialism who were subjected to slavery, torture and apartheid.
Staff Writers
A Senate estimates hearing became sidetracked after one Senator grilled his counterparts over McLaren’s treatment of Oscar Piastri.
Ria Pandey
Frontline services are witnessing an increase in technology-facilitated abuse, including victims being monitored in smart cars and cameras in cat feeders.
Grace Crivellaro
A Senate estimates hearing, fronted by transport department officials, has kicked off with an unorthodox grilling on McLaren’s treatment of Oscar Piastri.
The government's failed bid to host next year's UN climate conference could cost taxpayers millions of dollars for contracts which may no longer be needed.
Zac de Silva
Huge changes are being made to Australia’s Defence Department to improve the way military capabilities are delivered as concerns grow about cost blowouts and delays on dozens of projects.
Andrew Greene
A top bureaucrat has revealed the department that runs Parliament House exposed sensitive emails to a contractor without the necessary security clearance.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
The future of Ellen Cove’s swimming enclosure is up for debate, with the City of Albany opening a survey to ask the community whether it values the net or not.
Melissa Sheil
The million-dollar travel costs racked up by bureaucrats in just three months have been revealed by department officials in a Senate estimates hearing.
The Opposition claims Chris Bowen has ‘completely ended up with egg on his face’ after a fresh warning that the east coast grid isn’t prepared for the retirement of its largest coal-fired power station.
Katina Curtis
US President Donald Trump says he'll release the results of his '"perfect" MRI test that he received in October.
There's speculation a US attack on Venezuela is imminent, alongside questions over whether the US government might be seeking a change of power in Caracas.
Frontline workers are reporting ‘more and more’ cases of a horrific new tactic, as predators use it to stealthily target domestic violence victims.
Former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull says AUKUS is a ‘shocking deal’ and has made Australia more dependent on the Americans at a time when they are less dependable than ever.
Latika M Bourke
It was the swift action of local ambulance volunteers gave WA schoolboy Charlie Ware a head start in what would become a weeks-long battle against a life-threatening meningococcal B infection.
Hannah Cross
The New England MP has lashed Labor’s approach to stabilising the energy grid, after an AEMO report delivered a grim warning for one Australian state.
LATIKA M BOURKE: Anthony Albanese’s weekend wedding was a masterclass in understatement, taste and dignity, and marked a win for progressivism.
Donald Trump's unexpected involvement in the Honduras presidential race has cast a shadow as locals vote to elect a new leader in the Central American country.
Andrea Sosa Cabrios
An Aboriginal corporation has raised concerns with a recent Goldfields local government election, claiming people were prevented from casting their ballot at a remote polling station.
Tegan Guthrie
Australia's defence department will be revamped to improve the accountability of decision-makers amid tensions over project delays and cost blowouts.
Tess Ikonomou
The biggest ever funding boost to combat family and domestic violence will be used to expand specially trained police response teams, in the wake of a 16 per cent surge in offences.
Jessica Page
Former prime minister Khaleda Zia is in "very critical" condition at a Dhaka hospital, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party says.
The government is giving $35 million to a WA start-up to expand its virtual power plant operation that harnesses people’s rooftop solar so it can work in cities across the whole country.
