• Kelsey Munro

If the federal government had listened to warnings, it could have saved $3 billion.

• Eryk Bagshaw

Careers Australia, already prosecuted by the consumer watchdog, is now buying data from job ad websites to boost its student numbers.

• Royce Millar and Ben Schneiders

Bruno Comelli died of a broken heart, says his adoring wife Edda. He'd survived Nazis and post-war poverty in Italy. At his new home Melbourne he'd worked seven days a week as a fruiterer and concreter to give his children the education he never had.

• Ross Peake

Three governments likely to suspend search for Malaysian Airlines MH370.

• Markus Mannheim

The ACT government has ditched its proposal to prevent bikies from consorting, saying it has struggled to draft laws that satisfy police while respecting human rights.

• Julia Medew

Research has revealed most migrant sex workers are satisfied with their working conditions in Australia, but some feel isolated and are working off debts incurred to travel here.

• Rachel Browne

Debt collectors hired by a Catholic school pursued a woman whose foster son was allegedly abused by a staff member, a royal commission has heard.

• Julie Power

Eating a meal with MasterChef judge and restaurateur George Calombaris is a gastronomic symphony of animal grunts against a constant hum of yums.

• Clare Sibthorpe

Canberra has topped a worldwide ranking of living standards - again.

• Marcus Strom

A genetic test has been developed that predicts which patients are at most likely to reject transplanted kidneys.

• Kelsey Munro

Building campuses offshore can be a risky business for Australia's universities. But a new invitation from India could change all that.

• Nicholas Li

A rare collection of Sydney Gazette newspapers - Australia's first newspaper - will be up for sale coinciding with Rare Book Week.

• Rachel Browne

Australia was marked down for education disparity and inaction on carbon emissions.

• Esther Han

Medibank customers appear to be the most dissatisfied, with complaints to the Private Health Insurance Ombudsman sky-rocketing in the past three years.

• Julia Medew

A preventative HIV drug being used by thousands of gay men in Australia is being tested on teenagers at high risk of the virus.

• Rania Spooner

Health Minister Jill Hennessy slams reports that dozens of beds and chemotherapy treatment chairs at the recently opened Victorian facility remained closed due to a funding shortfall.

• Kelsey Munro

Two Sydney universities are among the big winners from the demand driven system, a report reveals.

• Miki Perkins

Family violence advocates, One Nation, men's rights groups...it seems everyone wants family law system reform. But the head of the Family Court says we should be wary of simple solutions to complex problems.

• Eryk Bagshaw

NSW Labor has labelled a children's book being distributed to the state's schools by the NSW government as "propaganda" for highlighting the benefits of the government's multi-billion dollar re-development of the Bays Precinct in central Sydney.

• Bridie Smith

Scientists are close to developing a blood test to detect Alzheimer's disease years before symptoms appear.

• Latika Bourke

One of Australia's top diplomats says the Nice attack shows why its critical travellers register their travel details before taking off. 

• Henrietta Cook

The United Nations has been asked to investigate dozens of incidents where children with a disability were assaulted, locked in dark rooms and restrained in Australian schools.

• Christopher Knaus

Territory's public sector workforce will be legally compelled to dob in colleagues.

• EXCLUSIVE
• Esther Han

Renowned chef Neil Perry has grand plans to transform David Jones' ageing food halls around the country.

• Kate Aubusson

Young people cop all the bad press but who really drinks the most alcohol?

• Darren Gray

More country communities should target international migrants as a "top priority" to help boost shrinking populations, a new study says.

• EXCLUSIVE
• Eryk Bagshaw

Students will focus on the environment, the role of women and the role of Aboriginal leaders in modern Australian history, in a set of reforms to the HSC syllabus to be announced by the Board of Studies on Wednesday.

• Ross Peake

Aircraft debris possibly from MH370 being examined in Canberra.

• Markus Mannheim

There are now seven female department heads, more than at any other time.