• Federal Politics

Malcolm Turnbull has a new plan to ensure more children are vaccinated and wants to work with the States and Territories to make it happen. Courtesy ABC News 24.

• WA election

Federal politicians have offered up their thoughts on what went right and wrong following WA LAbor's resounding election win.

• Federal Politics

Pointing the finger has begun over the wisdom of the decision by the WA Liberal Party to do a preference deal with One Nation. Courtesy ABC News 24.

Major reforms recommended to the Turnbull government aim to keep foreign money out of politics, with some saying Australia's national sovereignty is compromised under current donation laws. Courtesy ABC.

• Federal Politics

On a visit to Jakarta, Malcolm Turnbull has singled out the majority Muslim country as an example of tolerance and respect. Courtesy ABC News 24.

• Energy

Both sides of politics are talking up taking action to guarantee gas supplies, without saying what that action should entail. Courtesy ABC News 24.

Under major reforms recommended to the Turnbull government, foreign donations to political parties, unions, think tanks and lobby groups would be banned.

• One Nation

The One Nation leader ventures into inner-city Perth, and Matthew Knott is there to witness the clash of cultures.

• Housing

It's a system that's enjoyed success overseas - the government issuing bonds to finance community housing. Courtesy ABC News 24.

• Women in Politics

Young women can combine family and politics - that's the message of Labor MP Kate Ellis, even as she quits to spend more time with her family. Courtesy ABC 24.

Lack of clear policy, lack of renewables, lack of supply and lack of technology are all being blamed for Australia's power predicament. (Vision courtesy ABC News 24)

The proposed US-style homeland security super-department could break down silos, says Immigration Minister Peter Dutton.

• Federal Politics

It's been revealed people between study and work will go without income for five weeks under the government's omnibus savings bill, making them unable to pay their bills, according to the Australian Council of Social Service.

• Federal Politics

Days after her comments about vaccinations and their link to autism caused outrage, One Nation leader Pauline Hanson now says she got it wrong. Courtesy Seven Network.

• Politics

Politicians are meant to declare their interests, but Adam Gartrell argues the system is only semi-transparent and lacks oversight.

Two axed One Nation officials intend to take legal action against Pauline Hanson for alleged age discrimination.

• Climate Change

Eastern Australia experience an unprecedented heat wave this summer as evidence linking climate change with burning fossil fuels grows ever stronger. Courtesy ABC News24.

• Centrelink

Consumer law prohibits some of the practices allegedly employed by debt collection agencies working for Centrelink, according to testimony before a parliamentary committee.

The bank has breached the rules 27 times, but now ANZ's CEO is promising greater accountability.

• Interest Rates

The Reserve Bank leaves the cash rate at 1.5 per cent - and Peter Martin says interest rates are not about to change anytime soon.