The Albanese government has admitted illegally cancelling hundreds of thousands of Centrelink payments due to a glitch in the automated mutual obligations system, with the number estimated around 300,000.
Former Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon says she was 'deceived, misled and betrayed' by estranged husband Peter Murrell after he admitted embezzling more than £400,000 from the Scottish National Party over 12 years.
Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong has refused to back calls to tie migration levels to housing supply, instead defending the government's efforts to reduce migration while boosting home building.
A House of Commons committee finds that GPs in England are so overloaded they cannot assess older patients for fall risk, despite falls being the leading cause of injury death among over-65s, costing the NHS billions annually.
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California's notoriously slow vote-counting system and a deluge of last-minute absentee ballots could delay results in the tightest races, including the gubernatorial contest, for days or weeks.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche told a House committee that the federal government is abandoning the controversial $1.8bn fund intended to compensate Trump allies, calling it 'outright theft'.
The ACT Government has announced a significant increase in health funding as part of its latest budget, aiming to improve healthcare services and infrastructure across the territory.
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor has called for an early election, accusing PM Albanese of betraying Australians with budget tax grabs including changes to capital gains tax and negative gearing.
Jude Bellingham receives a boost from Thomas Tuchel after being given the coveted No 10 shirt for England's World Cup campaign, as the squad trains in Florida.
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Nigel Farage's comments on the Henry Nowak murder case aim to channel public anger, but he faces being outflanked by hard-right rivals like Rupert Lowe, with Elon Musk backing them.
Prof John H Arnold and Douglas Russell respond to claims about public-sector defined-benefit pension schemes, arguing that high employer contributions are necessary to attract staff and that liabilities are often overstated.
Downing Street confirms PM Keir Starmer uses disappearing messages on WhatsApp, raising questions about transparency amid Peter Mandelson appointment documents release.
The NDIS reform advisory committee warns proposed changes will cause material harm, undermine original intentions, and give unprecedented power to the health minister.
Pauline Hanson proposes a Norway-inspired gas policy with government equity stakes and a sovereign wealth fund, but experts note significant differences in taxation and implementation.
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Two leading Labour policy authors, previously backing Burnham and Streeting, join forces to urge a serious intellectual debate beyond tribalism, focusing on cheaper essentials and a capable state.
A wave of Democratic doctors and scientists is running for office, citing Trump's health cuts, RFK Jr's vaccine skepticism, and disinformation as motivators.
Pauline Hanson celebrates a historic moment as David Farley becomes the first One Nation MP elected under the party's ticket, taking his seat in the House of Representatives.
Former Snowy Hydro CEO Paul Broad claims Energy Minister Chris Bowen pressured him to pin the project's massive cost and timeline blowouts on the Morrison government when Labor came to power.
A new report from the International Trade Union Confederation reveals systemic violations of workers' rights in 72% of countries, with even stable nations like France and the US backsliding.
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NSW health authorities issue urgent vaccine plea as hospitals brace for another tough winter flu season, following record cases last year.
Labor MP Ed Husic calls for a rethink of the AUKUS deal as Peter Garrett heads an independent inquiry into the $368bn submarine pact, citing changes in the agreement.
Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek challenges One Nation to reveal policies after a poll shows Pauline Hanson's party leading Labor in primary votes for the first time, amid rising cost-of-living pressures.
Keir Starmer outlines Labour's plan to tackle the housing crisis, emphasizing social housing reforms, increased council housebuilding, and changes to right to buy to ensure security and stability for families.
New UK bill allows eviction of domestic abusers from social housing without victims leaving, and extends right-to-buy tenancy from 3 to 10 years in England.
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The Coalition opposition escalates its campaign against the budget, accusing Anthony Albanese of lies on tax changes. Senate estimates this week could test Labor on key measures.
Newly released documents reveal Peter Mandelson received sensitive Foreign Office briefings and met MI6 chief before completing developed vetting, despite agency recommending denial of clearance.
Andy Beckett argues that appeasing bond markets has led to instability, austerity, and populism. Labour must break free from conservative economics to rebuild society.
Arbitration panel reveals Southampton head coach Tonda Eckert ordered spying on opponents, with interns pressured to record training sessions. Club expelled from playoffs.
California voters head to polls for primaries with tight races for governor, LA mayor, and key congressional seats, reflecting voter frustration and national implications.
