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Breakfast Wrap: How unified is the Pacific?
Fresh off the Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Summit, the Palau President is projecting unity, despite the summit being engulfed in tension.
There...
Gloria Steinem's legacy: reflections from the National Women’s Political Caucus
Trailblazing feminist, author, activist and organiser Gloria Steinem has died at the age of 92.
Gloria Steinem was one of the founders of the Na...
Palau President defends turnout at Pacific Island Forum
Five Pacific Island nation leaders were absent at the forum.
The life of Gloria Steinem
How did Gloria Steinem help bring New York Magazine to life, and forge her own path with Ms Magazine?
Remembering a "giant": Gloria Steinem dies, aged 92
How did Gloria Steinem help bring New York Magazine to life, and forge her own path with Ms Magazine?
We hear from New York Magazine City Editor...
Did Canada's 1994 tobacco excise work?
Canada cut its tobacco tax in 1994, did it work to fight the country's illicit market and rates of smoking?
Airtasker for crime: the changing face of organised crime
Experts are warning that the rise of service-for-hire hits are making the public more vulnerable to violent crimes.
Eureka Prize winners announced
Jane Tiller recognised for for driving legislative change that bans life insurers from discriminating against people due to genetic testing results.
Melissa Donnelly takes reins at ACTU
Melissa Donnelly says the cost of living and the AI boom are some of her priorities.
'Reasonable' Naoero didn't endorse criticism of China's missile test, Bowen says
The Pacific Islands Forum talks have wrapped up in Palau, with Pacific leaders criticising China's recent intercontinental ballistic missile test.
Anne Ruston defends Coalition's illicit tobacco policy
The Coalition has unveiled a policy to cut the tobacco excise by 80% and make vapes and nicotine pouches more accessible to adults.
Nepal-Tibet floods 'too fast and too much' for early warning systems, geomorphologist says
Geomorphologist Kristen Cook says the floods destroyed sensors before they could send signals the flood was there.
Breakfast Wrap: Unpacking Australia's economic growth
It's not down, but it's barely up, and yet inflation remains a problem - so what is going on with the Australian economy right now?
The latest N...
Banana industry battling Panama disease as a GM solution emerges
The Panama disease TR4 has spread to an eleventh banana farm.
Changing Australia: Bill Webb the master leather plaiter
Bill Webb was just 5 years old when he was first introduced to leather plaiting.
Later, he met R-M Williams himself and developed a life-long lo...
Tibetan advocate accuses China of covering up scale of floods
The Chinese government has been accused of covering up the scale of the disaster in Tibet - where the official death toll stands at 16, with more than...
What does the latest National Accounts data say about the economy?
Aruna Sathanapally, CEO of the Grattan Institute and Diana Mousina, Deputy Chief Economist at AMP, analyse the latest data.
Coalition unveils plan to cut tobacco excise by 80%, legalise vapes and nicotine pouches
Shadow Treasurer Tim Wilson says the move will increase federal revenue by $2 billion a year.
France's fight against fast fashion
France is fighting fast fashion by raising the price of clothing sold by some of the worlds largest retailers.
Productivity challenge will 'take time to turn around', Treasurer says
New data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows the Australian economy has expanded faster than expected, but that productivity has dro...
How forensic experts identify Nepal-Tibet flood victims
Police in Kathmandu are now urging relatives of those missing to provide DNA samples to help identify the recovered bodies.
Lake Ontario or Lake America - who decides?
US President Donald Trump has declared Lake Ontario - which straddles the border - will now be known as Lake America. But Canada is standing firm.
Oil prices surge amid renewed tensions in Middle East
Oil prices have been hovering above $90 US a barrel this week.
Breakfast Wrap: Nepal shifts to rehabilitation
Four really insightful interviews spanning the disaster zone in Nepal, key court cases in the US, and a major political forum in the Pacific.
H...
Tasmania's beef with Woolworths
Tasmania's Premier has urged Woolworths to reconsider a decision which will see Tasmanian beef removed from shelves next year.
Tasmania's beef with Woolworths
Tasmania's Premier has urged Woolworths to reconsider a decision which will see Tasmanian beef removed from shelves next year.
Could the Tupac trial help solve other hip-hop mysteries?
The conclusion of one of hip-hop's most enduring mysteries, who murdered rapper Tupac Shakur, is now leading people to another decades old cold case.
Changing Australia: Pamela Clark and inspiring generations of home cooks
From the notoriously difficult duck cake, with its popcorn hair and potato chip bill, to the swimming pool cake full of green jelly, or the choo-choo...
What does latest housing data mean for ambitious housing target?
This week, new data from the Bureau of Statistics shows a drop in building approvals.
'Only way to solve the housing crisis is to build out of it,' Andrew Bragg says
Property data firm Cotality has released data showing house prices fell in almost every capital city last month.
Waqa Moana initiative to tackle drug trafficking in Pacific
Australia expected to spend $600 million on a new scheme to tackle drug smuggling in the Pacific.
China-Taiwan tensions overshadow Pacific Island Forum
While Taiwan is represented, some major Pacific nations are noticeably absent.
Germany accuses Russia of attempted airport attack
Germany says it has concluded that Russia was responsible for the incident and ordered a series of measures, including the closure of a consulate.
Authorities concerned about preventing outbreak of disease, Nepali MP says
Nepali MP Sumnima Udas says so far, more than 1000 bodies have been found.
Nevada jury finds Duane Keith Davis guilty of Tupac murder
Meet a former LAPD officer who spent years on the case.
Meet the star witness in a landmark case against Meta in the US
The case will cost Meta $18 billion and force the social media giant to clean up its act on child protection.
Breakfast Wrap: The right to erasure
The federal Attorney-General says you could soon exercise the 'right to erasure' and ask large digital platforms to destroy your personal information....
Changing Australia: Ronnie Benbow and changing the world for unpaid carers
A warning - this next story may mention issues around mental health and suicide.
Govt taken 'balanced approach' to privacy proposals, Attorney General says
The federal government is consulting on draft legislation it says will strengthen privacy protections and reduce risks related to artificial intellige...