Prison officers will be forced to report misconduct and wear body-worn cameras in response to a rapist guard's "deplorable" crimes.
Luke Costin
The federal government's $22 billion Future Made in Australia plan is 'flawed' and a way to entrench unions in manufacturing, the coalition says.
Andrew Brown
A multi-million-dollar settlement has been reached for thousands of Indigenous workers whose wages were stolen over four decades in the Northern Territory.
Keira Jenkins
The Fair Work Commission has been called in again to resolve a long-running pay dispute between Victoria and its police force as fresh industrial action begins.
Adrian Black
Police will use metal detectors to catch people with knives within months but the government says laws targeting the crime will help change public attitudes.
Jack Gramenz
Child Abuse Squad detectives have charged a bus driver for allegedly sexually touching several school children with disabilities in Sydney's west.
Neve Brissenden
The NSW police minister says a bottle of gin she received from the state's top cop is one of many types of "merchandise" gifted to her by police.
Sam McKeith
The idea that a deal to keep open Australia's largest coal power station until 2027 could include a power price guarantee to help consumers has been dismissed.
Hundreds of millions of dollars accumulated in school accounts as principals struggled to find enough teachers, the NSW education minister says.
A NSW minister has defended appointing a biosecurity expert to a $200,000 executive role after she ran a recruitment process that found no suitable candidate.
Two senior government ministers have clashed over the prosecution of a former Australian Nurses Federation boss convicted over setting a suitcase on fire in a domestic violence incident.
Dylan Caporn
New Zealand's government is setting the stage to lift a ban on offshore oil and gas exploration.
Staff Writers
A judge has been accused of being incompetent and vilifying a sexual assault complainant but a judicial watchdog has not suggested firing him.
Alex Mitchell
Corporate wrong-doers are on notice following a landmark High Court decision relating to predatory business models.
Holly Hales
Victims including some involved in domestic violence matters have had their addresses forwarded to offenders after a police data glitch.
Savannah Meacham
Killings of four Aboriginal women in the Northern Territory have put the spotlight back on domestic and family violence just days out from the election.
(A)manda Parkinson
A judge has rejected the latest attempt by US President Joe Biden's son to dismiss several tax-related charges he faces in Los Angeles.
George Santos, the former New York congressman, has pleaded guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft.
A court in Russia's far east has dismissed an appeal by a United States soldier against a four-year jail sentence.
In confronting scenes, a man has been arrested after brandishing a knife and threatening shoppers at a busy retail centre in Sydney.
Melissa Meehan
Australia's online safety regulator has launched a set of cyberbullying education resources aimed at slowing the rise of online abuse.
Nyk Carnsew
Bangladesh's former prime minister, who fled the country in the wake of violence, is being investigated for murder.
An inquest into the death of Graham Thorpe has been told the former England Test cricketer died from "multiple injuries" after being struck by a train.
Two officers were killed by a family who believed they would "die fighting for God" in actions that fit the definition of terrorism, an inquest has been told.
Rex Martinich