Oliver Gordon

The Coalition's first major housing policy announcement ahead of the election promises $5 billion to fast-track water and roads to speed up the construction of 500,000 new housing developments.

Conservative lobby group Advance Australia is dressing old news articles up as new developments and paying Facebook's parent company Meta for the articles to appear in the news feeds of Australians.

Providing proof of age at the pub, details for checking in at a hotel, and qualifications when applying for a job, the government's proposed "Trust Exchange" system would allow Australians to do it all in a single tap with their phone.

The union representing Australian Federal Police officers warns that officers will abandon their posts at Parliament House later this week if their pay demands are not met.

After a scammer took $1.6 million of her mother's money, Harriet Spring is calling for banks to do more to support victims like herself.

A parliamentary probe calls for a broader investigation into how private firms interact with government departments, after it was revealed NDIA officials were showered with gifts from a US tech firm it had a contract with, and which they did not declare.

A Labor MP suggests NDIA officials could have been “inappropriately cultivated” by a US software firm that holds a lucrative contract.

Both the major political parties have signalled their support for a social media ban for under 16s. What do young people think of the idea?

Home care packages allow older people to access support without moving into aged care homes, but there’s concern the department responsible for administering the packages is struggling to keep up with demand.

Recent research shows more than half of 18 to 34-year-olds are delaying starting a family, blaming the current cost of living effects.