A One Nation colouring book handed out at a show featured cartoons of Bluey and Robert Irwin being robbed at knifepoint.
Emma Kirk
The government's way of assessing aged care funding has come under fire from senators, who want a swift inquiry into the system's chronic underquoting.
Lucinda Garbutt-Young
The One Nation leader has said an amendment will be moved in the lower house to establish the party's Super Pay Boost policy.
Annika Rhoades
An independent senator has issued an apology for an “outrageous” comment levelled at Anthony Albanese.
Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
A single complaint has stalled plans to recycle solar panels at a national level, with the federal government relying on a state government to lead the way.
Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
One Nation's Bluey cartoons have drawn criticism from political counterparts, and a colouring book has come under fire for being inappropriate.
Lucinda Garbutt-Young and Annika Rhoades
Australia is pleased with Palestine's reform progress despite lingering doubts around demilitarisation, governance and a stuttering path to democracy.
Will Nicholas
The Reserve Bank of New Zealand has held interest rates at 2.75 per cent just days before the country's election.
Ben McKay
Donald Trump has taken his midterm campaign blitz to Texas, where Senate candidate Ken Paxton is locked in a tight race against Democrat James Talarico.
Steve Holland
A crucial number has landed that could decide whether the Reserve Bank will lift the cash rate again on Melbourne Cup day.
Cameron Micallef and Joseph Olbrycht-Palmer
Three brothers, including two of New York's most successful luxury real estate brokers, have been sentenced for conspiring to drug and rape multiple women.
Staff Writers
Treasury secretary Jenny Wilkinson made the admission after 13 minutes of tortured questions.
Stephen Johnson
Australia’s top diplomat has vowed to take “any decisions” necessary to protect Australians amid revelations Iran has targeted a journalist.
Jacinda Ardern and Labour are spending the NZ election campaign at arm's length, which seems to suit both parties - and the Kiwis that Labour needs to win over.
The State and Federal governments have copped a spray for stalling the property market as the ABN Group leader reaches a major milestone
Kim Macdonald
LIVE UPDATES: Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers have repeatedly blamed the Middle East conflict and private sector growth as the primary factors for Australia’s higher inflation and not government spending.
Stephen Johnson, Caitlyn Rintoul and Andrew Greene
The US State Department will issue visas to the defeated Brazilian presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro and his family for entry into the US.
David Shoebridge says taking to social media is 'not the way' to handle allegations and is vowing to let the investigation run without further interference.
Lucinda Garbutt-Young and Noah Secomb
Premier Roger Cook will embark on a trip to Canberra on Wednesday along with a delegation of tourism sector heavyweights to reiterate their demands the Commonwealth rethink its planned backpacker visa shakeup.
Oliver Lane
Israel's election has no clear winner, exit polls indicate, likely meaning weeks of political jockeying to form a government.
A real shift has occurred as online hate has extended out into real life, AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett has told senators during a rushed late-night hearing.
Noah Secomb
Labor's campaign bus has made an unexpected pit stop at McDonald's during the election trail, as the opposition hit out about the state's business performance.
Allanah Sciberras and Duncan Murray
Kylian Mbappe has apologised for comments in which he apparently referred to the founding leader of Communist China as a dictator, after losing brand deals.
eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant says Australia needs a broader, better-equipped response to online abuse - including a private right of action for those harmed online.
Caitlyn Rintoul
