Michael Koziol is a journalist with Fairfax Media.
"Never said we were invited, just that we had 'invitations' and 'were gifted tickets'," Malcolm Roberts said. "'Received' an invite and 'invited' are very different things."
Senior Australian politicians have been caught up in a massive global data breach affecting Yahoo internet services, with experts warning the stolen information could be used to blackmail victims.
Billions of taxpayer dollars were handed to the private contractors running Australia's offshore detention centres without adequate authorisation or value-for-money assessments, the Commonwealth auditor has found.
Staffer claims Donald Trump knows Pauline Hanson is a "big supporter" of the President-elect.
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop has distanced the Turnbull government from a communique agreed by senior ministers and diplomats of 70 nations, including Australia, concerning a pathway to peace between Israel and Palestine.
Labor slammed the parliamentary inquiry as a "waste of taxpayers' money" that has produced a toothless report.
The Australian Tax Office spent $150,000 on a leadership conference for its technology team just weeks before a major crash brought down the agency's website and internal systems for days.
Labor frontbencher Terri Butler has settled a defamation lawsuit with Queensland law student Calum Thwaites over what some described as her "racist smear" on national television.
From Sri Lanka to the NSW south coast, politicians are scattering far and wide for the summer holidays.
Immigration Minister Peter Dutton has called for Australians to "rise up" to defend the Christian holiday against what he labelled "political correctness gone mad".
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