• Census

Christopher Pyne suggests that the attack on the ABS census website came from inside our borders.Vision courtesy ABC News 24.

• Federal Politics

There are concerns what Scott Morrison's decision to block the sale of Ausgrid will mean for NSW and the repercussions for future foreign investment. Courtesy ABC News 24, Nine Network.

• FIRB

Treasurer Scott Morrison blocks the sale of the New South Wales electricity grid to Chinese companies.

There are a few different theories as to who is behind the disruption on census night. Fairfax David Wroe explains the possibilities.

• Federal Politics

Potential attacks on the ABS site should have been better prepared for according to the PM as the Government readies for more attacks when the census is back online. Courtesy ABC News 24.

• Veterans

The government announces a review of mental health services available for Defence service personnel, veterans and their families.

'There are over 100 million people in the world who have full choice about what happens to them at the end of life. None of them Australians,' says TV Producer Andrew Denton.

50 years after the battle of Long Tan the Commanding Officer of D Company Lt Col Harry Smith says he can rest knowing his soldiers have been recognised for their bravery. Vision ABC News 24.

• Asylum Seekers

Women and children in detention on Nauru have opened up about their treatment by locals and their distress living on the island.

• Federal Politics

The Government has been quick to deny the ABS website was hacked but the blame game has started as to who bungled the 2016 census.

• Census

No census data has been lost, says Minister Michael McCormack, despite the ABS being forced to close its on-line census site.

• US Election

A Trump presidency could destabilise our region, warns former Defence Minister and Ambassador to the US, Kim Beazley.

The referendum will be pushed back to continue the consultation process says Indigenous recognition referendum council co-chair Mark Leibler. Audio courtesy ABC Radio National.

• Census 2016

Politicians are refusing to put their names on their census forms amid concerns about privacy and information being held on to for four years.

• Federal Politics

While some are calling for changes to be made to the racial discrimination act, NXT leader Nick Xenophon explains why he won't support it. Courtesy ABC.

• Federal Politics

Hear why NXT leader Nick Xenophon is risking thousands of dollars in fines by not writing his name on his census form.

'We're not responsible for the feelings of others,' says Liberal Democratic Party Senator David Leyonhjelm. Vision courtesy ABC TV.

• Terrorism

The arrest of 31-year-old man in Victoria is the first time federal anti-terrorism laws have been used to detain someone linked to extremist right-wing organisations. Courtesy ABC News 24.

While Labor continues to push for a royal commission into banking the Treasurer remains unconvinced. Vision ABC News 24/Sky.

Pauline Hanson is 'the best person I've ever worked for,' says One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts. Vision ABC TV.