Child support system to be audited
An independent audit of the $3.5 billion child support system could aid Pauline Hanson's claim the system is broken.
Carbon policy blamed for SA 'power shock'
The Turnbull government should overhaul its climate change policy to avoid a repeat of the SA power crisis, a report finds.
Locals know Hazelwood closure 'inevitable'
Traralgon cafe owner Kade King says the closure of Hazelwood Power Station is inevitable.
Charlotte police release video of fatal US shooting
Charlotte police released two videos on Saturday showing the fatal shooting of a black man that has unleashed days of protests.
Cruz, unexpectedly, endorses Trump
In an abrupt shift, US senator Ted Cruz has endorsed Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
Why a 'draw is a win' for Trump in debate
Ahead of Monday's first presidential election debate, a long-time Clinton backer privately laments a "draw will be a win for him".
Australia's internet moves into the slow lane
The NBN was supposed to offer more productivity and competition so what's going wrong?
Welfare reform: a political opportunity lost
The launch of the 'investment approach' to welfare this week ended up being drowned in breathless facts and figures.
China dips a toe into the Syrian quagmire
Australia faces a new dilemma amid evidence China is backing the brutal Assad regime in opposition to US policy.
At the UN with Malcolm and Kevin
There's nothing like a week at the United Nations General Assembly to remind one how messed up the world is.
Why are Chinese buyers so keen on Australia?
A mix of reasons is behind China's attraction to Australian real estate.
