Concetta Fierravanti-Wells accuses Tony Abbott of damaging Australia's international reputation and his own political credibility in another outbreak of internal coalition infighting.
Former high-profile barrister Peter Faris comes out of retirement and into the schoolyard to offer free legal services to some of the country's most troubled students.
The NSW Government is targeting social housing tenants it claims are rorting the system, living in taxpayer-funded accommodation while receiving inheritance payments and owning property overseas.
About half of all Aboriginal children in the Northern Territory will be the subject of at least one child protection notification by the time they are 10 years old, a royal commission hears.
Clive Palmer defends his decision to take family and friends on a luxury cruise one month after facing court in Brisbane clutching a sick bag, claiming he was guilty only of loving his wife and children.
Labor's argument mandatory sentences for child sex abuse could make victims who knew their perpetrator less likely to report is blasted as an "insult to survivors".
Former high-profile barrister Peter Faris comes out of retirement and into the schoolyard to offer free legal services to some of the country's most troubled students.
Both sides of politics point the finger at each over a deal which is likely to produce only 7,000 general admission tickets for AFL games at the new Perth Stadium.
A flier suggesting people should be taxed based on their ethnicity is circulated in Perth's western suburbs, falsely claiming to have come from The Greens.
As many West Australian farmers start to run out of time to save their crops from an unseasonably long dry spell, mental health and support agencies report a rise in the number of people reaching out for help.
