Federal Energy Minister Chris Bowen was joined by three energy ministers asking the regulator to reconsider its latest market pricing default in light of cost of living pressures.
New questions are being raised about the efficacy of Australian sanctions, after an Iranian state media outlet was found to be operating freely in Australia.
The Australian Law Reform Commission set out to try and address the strikingly low rate of reporting of sexual offences and even lower rates of prosecution and convictions.
Australians at threat of a disaster will have to rely on text message warnings from existing state-led services, with the federal government conceding its replacement service is not yet operational.
Some business and climate groups have voiced their support for keeping one of the federal government's key climate policies in place, with the Coalition yet to commit to its future.
Labor is promising to expand the existing 87-clinic network if re-elected, with this $644 million promise coming on top of the $8.5 billion pledged last weekend to lift bulk-billing rates.
Few in the industry or working behind the scenes are willing to predict what will come next with US President Donald Trump's steel and aluminium tariffs.
Billions of dollars in support are expected to flow to the green hydrogen and critical minerals sectors β if they actually produce it. Here's what the new tax credit scheme looks like.