Politicians, police and national security figures have all backed tougher age limits on social media, but researchers say otherwise.
Eleanor Campbell
Jim Chalmers barely let the S-word pass his lips throughout dozens of interviews and press conferences in the lead-up to last year’s budget. This year is different.
Katina Curtis
Aussies have braved freezing temperatures to pay respect to the men and women who have served the nation’s defence force.
Eleanor Campbell, Madeleine Achenza and Emma Kirk
The prime minister gave a moving address to the commemorate lives lost on Anzac Day after an arduous two-day journey walking the Kokoda Track.
The PM will attend an Anzac Day dawn service at Isurava Memorial in Papua New Guinea after completing a two-day trek along the Kokoda track.
Dan Jervis-Bardy
Richard Goyder must be wondering why he fought to remain Woodside chair. It’s a job for mugs. Never before has an issue been so laced with lies and so saturated with hypocrisy as the climate debate.
Ben Harvey
Extremists, scammers and child abusers alike are exploiting artificial intelligence for harm, making ‘diabolic’ imaginary scenarios a reality.
Ellen Ransley
The nation’s top security officials have accused social media companies of ignoring law enforcement and enabling criminals and terrorists as they roll out end-to-end encryption on their products.
Halls Creek has been selected to receive Federal funding as part of a significant nationwide effort to reform youth justice.
Cain Andrews
Young Aussies are about to be hit with another major increase to their tax bill, but there are signs relief could be on the way.
Courtney Gould and Jack Quail
As social media giants come under the microscope, Australia is actively considering one thing to protect kids online.
With prices rebounding through the March quarter, inflation remained above the RBA’s target band, dashing hopes for rate cuts this year.
Jack Quail
A prominent female senator fought back tears as she received a grilling over the alarming rate of women killed in Australia.
Madeleine Achenza and Courtney Gould
Social media giants are being put under the microscope amid growing calls for them to co-operate with Australia’s intelligence and law-enforcement agencies.
Courtney Gould and Ellen Ransley
Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie hit back at Elon Musk after he labelled her an ‘enemy of the people of Australia’ amid his legal stoush with the Australian government over extremist content shared on X.
Remy Varga and Max Corstorphan
Big tech companies aren’t doing enough to stop terrorists and extremists spreading dangerous content on their platforms, the nation’s top spy says.
Australia’s top spy and police officer are opening up another front in the stoush with big tech companies, accusing them of failing to obey the laws on encrypted messaging and fanning flames of division.
Corporate giants Glencore and Wesfarmers are big beneficiaries of a $330 million funding initiative by the Albanese Government for clean energy projects.
Adrian Rauso
Income tax receipts gushed into Treasury coffers last year to a record high, fresh ABS data has revealed.
A horrific string of violent incidents has prompted the Prime Minister to call on men to change their attitudes towards women.
Minister for Indigenous Australians Linda Burney has put the WA government on notice that it must make fixing child protection services a top priority in the wake of a 10-year-old boy taking his own life.
Communications Minister Michelle Rowland has blasted Senator Ralph Babet for sharing the banned video that has ignited a social media war between Elon Musk and the Federal Government
The Prime Minister and the tech billionaire have traded barbs as a fight over social media platform X escalates.
Courtney Gould
After being in an abusive relationship as a teenager, Anna Coutts-Trotter is on a mission to help other survivors of abuse.
Lily McCaffrey