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Breakfast Wrap: The aged care struggles of migrant Australians
A third of older Australians were born overseas, yet their experience of aged care can be vastly different than the rest of the population
We he...
Changing Australia: Catherine Crock and creating kinder healthcare systems
Professor Catherine Crock is the founder and CEO of the Hush Foundation.
Mehreen Faruqi on her Federal Court battle with Pauline Hanson
Pauline Hanson has lost an appeal against a court ruling which found she racially discriminated against Greens Senator Mehreen Faruqi.
'Good move,' Bridget McKenzie supports prospect of WA oil refinery
The WA and federal governments will jointly fund a feasibility study for a large-scale refinery to be built in Karratha.
The comedic legacy of Goodies star Bill Oddie
British comedy in the 70s was known for its surrealism, satire and jokes that wouldn't play too well today.
So how did The Goodies fit into th...
Productivity Commission says regulation is slowing housing supply
The research has set out four key areas for change to help boost national supply.
Trump says talks with Iran are progressing, but warns he won't give diplomacy much more time
It comes as both sides have paused hostilities for a third day in a row, following two weeks of sustained attacks.
'It's the right time' - ACTU heads Sally McManus and Michele O'Neil resign
Both women have served as the peak body's secretary and president for the better part of a decade.
Where does the pause of hostilities leave shipping in the strait of Hormuz?
A new choke hold - on the other side of Saudi Arabia in the Red Sea - threatens to further restrict oil and gas supply.
Jacinta Allan to face leadership challenge this morning
Jacinta Allan's deputy - Ben Carroll - has declared his intention to run for leadership.
Aged care assessment a barrier for migrants, peak multicultural body says
A Senate inquiry looking into the operation of the new Support At Home Program yesterday heard evidence from multicultural advocates.
Breakfast Wrap: Labor's lone dissenter
Labor's national conference wrapped up on the weekend in a spirit of consensus, after party powerbrokers successfully squashed public debates on some...
Would you tick-a-box for organ donation on your driver's licence?
Today at the start of Donate-Life Week - the federal government is urging other states and territories to follow that lead as at least 2000 Australian...
Would you tick-a-box for organ donation on your drivers license?
Today at the start of Donate-Life Week - the federal government is urging other states and territories to follow that lead as at least 2000 Australian...
James Paterson says sentiment towards AUKUS in US 'very positive'
James Patterson recently visited the US and met with senior officials at the Pentagon.
'I'm about putting forward ideas,' Ed Husic defends criticism of Labor party
Mr Husic has criticised Labor's internal culture, arguing the party has become too reluctant to openly disagree.
Cathy McGowan on the political fight across regional Australia
This morning, hundreds of women from across rural and regional Australia are descending on Orange - in New South Wales - for the Women in Agriculture...
The Australian aerial fire fighters battling wildfires in Europe
Australian aerial firefighting companies are assisting France battle one of the worst wildfire seasons in the country's history.
India's 'cockroach' movement sees the education minister go
The CJP has announced it's ending its protests - following the resignation.
India's 'cockroach' movement ousts education minister
The CJP has announced it's ending its protests - following the resignation.
Trump trades barbs with press during White House Correspondents Dinner
Journalists, White House officials and president Trump returned for a replay of the event at the weekend.
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan facing leadership challenge
Factional powerbrokers met on Sunday night to discuss whether Ms Allan maintains the support of the caucus, and agreed she does not.
Houthis claim missile attacks on Saudi Arabia
It comes after the Houthis announced a maritime blockade on Saudi vessels in the Red Sea last week.
Breakfast Wrap: Gambling regulation push within Labor
As Labor delegates meet for the party's National Conference this week, we'll look at an internal push to strengthen gambling regulation.
Then an...
Jane Hume questions value of creating a Fair Work Court
Senator Hume says a Fair Work Court would create 'another layer of lawyers.'
Defence minister says gambling reforms must strike a 'balance'
A push from within Labor to reduce the harms of gambling is set to come to the fore at day two of Labor's National Conference in Adelaide.
Inner West Sydney Mayor calls for fewer pokies in NSW
'We can't go on being the world champions of poker machine prevalence,' Darcy Byrne says.
Inner West Sydney Mayor calls for less pokies in NSW
'We can't go on being the world champions of poker machine prevalence,' Darcy Byrne says.
Commonwealth Games begin in Glasgow
255 Australian athletes will compete in the pared-back 10-sport competition.
Why Open-AI's model going rogue is a 'big deal', according to AI ethicist
Open AI admitted this week their AI training model went rogue and hacked into another AI model.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy replaces head of Ukrainian military
The changes follow days of protest over Mr Zelenskyy's sacking of popular defence minister Mykhailo Federov.
France adopts social media ban for children under 15
France is the latest country to follow Australia's lead with age restrictions on social media.
Breakfast Wrap: 'Lab leak' at OpenAI
Artificial intelligence giant OpenAI has revealed that one of its most advanced AI models went rogue and hacked another company.
So how did this...
Changing Australia: Andrew Denton, the media giant and tireless advocate for end-of-life choice
Andrew Denton says he's an introvert trapped in an extrovert's career.
He's been one of Australia's most creative forces - as a radio and TV com...
Illicit Tobacco Commissioner warns cutting tobacco excise won't disrupt illicit market
"Even small price differentials will still sustain an illicit market," Commissioner Shuhyta says.
Should an ex-ASIO informant be granted a visa to travel to give evidence at the Royal Commission on Antisemitism?
An ex-ASIO source with information about the Bondi terror attack gunmen has been denied a visa to travel to give evidence at the Royal Commission on A...
How robust will discussions be? Jim Chalmers on the first day of the ALP Conference
Closed-door negotiations are already well advanced on many of the most contentious issues.
The future of AI administered social services
As Labor's National Conference begins in Adelaide today, AI is expected to be a major focus.
Queensland mayors attempt meeting with Kristy McBain
Councils across Australia are calling for the federal government to abandon proposed changes to disaster recovery funding arrangements.
The prop...