We break down the major talking points from the One Nation leader’s speech and fiery Q&A.

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The former Adelaide Writers' Week director takes aim at lobby groups and the SA Premier during an intense appearance on 7.30 in which she says the event's reputation has been "trashed".

Former federal Liberal MP Katie Allen has died aged 59, after developing a rare form of cancer, her family has announced.

Netflix has effectively cancelled its military coming-of-age comedy-drama series “Boots,” the final show of legendary producer Norman Lear, ending as a one-and-done on the streamer. The verdict has be...

Hanson has done more than any other politician to foster division in Australia. Her words to mourners after the horrific attack ring hollow

Bruce Lehrmann has lost his appeal against a Federal Court ruling that found on the balance of probabilities he had raped his then-colleague Brittany Higgins at Parliament House in 2019.

A student threatened to come to the teacher’s house and rape her. He was not suspended.

Among hundreds of submissions made to this week’s landmark arts tax summit there is near unanimous agreement the current system is penalising creatives.

An ABC NEWS Verify investigation has found organisers linked to the March for Australia protests sharing white supremacy posts on social media and, in one case, pro-Nazi and pro-Hitler memes.

The international cinema expert was beloved for his film reviews, particularly on television with Margaret Pomeranz * David Stratton’s closing credits: ‘I’ve done the best I could’ David Stratton, the revered Australian film critic and beloved co-host of television programs The Movie Show and At The Movies with fellow critic Margaret Pomeranz, has died aged 85. Born in the English town of Trowbridge in 1939, Stratton was sent to live with his grandmother in Hampshire during the second world war. An avid filmgoer, she took Stratton to the cinema almost every day, which changed his life. In the 2017 documentary David Stratton: A Cinematic Life, Stratton said he watched “at least one” film he hadn’t seen every day, and had seen more than 25,000 films in his life. Continue reading...

Productivity Commission report raises possible exemption for ‘text and data mining’ and expanding fair dealing rules, prompting fierce pushback

Morrison-era program increased costs for subjects such as arts and law, while lowering course fees for degrees in Stem

With billions of dollars in AUKUS spending looming, the rush to join defence industry contractors and advisory firms has never been greater.

It took a viral video for Australia to see a side of a celebrated neurosurgeon that some of his colleagues and patients had known about for years.