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Police, nurses, and teachers are struggling to find a home near work in Australia's two biggest cities.

The Prime Minister reveals the question you'll vote on for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice. We have a special program on the new details and arguments for and against.

Violence outside a Sydney church raises concerns about divisions in society. We'll hear how it's all about a struggle for power, rather than any particular rise in religious conservatism.

An urgent call for deep, and sustained cuts to greenhouse gas emissions. We'll look at the role hydrogen could play in our energy future.

Victoria to criminalise the Nazi salute after ugly scenes outside parliament on the weekend. Will banning a hand gesture actually make us safer?

Australia looks set to buy up to 220 American-made Tomahawk missiles after the US State Department approved the sale.

More than 100 thousand identity documents feared stolen after a hacker gets into the records of Latitude Financial.

Power prices are set to rise by more than 20 per cent for many consumers. Should more be done to cap a key cost of living?

Nuclear-powered submarines commanded by Australians are coming next decade. The AUKUS deal is revealed and it'll cost hundreds of billions of dollars.

On the eve of the AUKUS submarines announcement, one expert tells us the scale of the task ahead can't be underestimated.

How the pursuit of truth at the Robodebt Royal Commission has helped a mother grieve for her son who died by suicide after receiving a debt notice.

Cricket lovers unite in India, where the Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is getting a hero's welcome. We'll look at the issues on his tour agenda including trade, defence, and security.

How character references are used in court is under a spotlight after an out-of-date letter was submitted for a high-profile child sex offender.

Yet more pain for Australian borrowers - as interest rates are lifted for a tenth-straight time to tackle inflation.

At the Robodebt Royal Commission, former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull gives evidence he raised concerns about the illegal scheme, but was told it was lawful.

The furious reaction of a senior public servant, after a colleague with concerns "switched off" a key part of Robodebt.

Repeat young offenders blamed for increasing crime across regional Queensland. How can the problem be fixed and what do residents do in the meantime?

An explainer on what this change to superannuation tax is is all about and what it means in dollar terms for those sitting on a huge nest egg. .

A former senior bureaucrat says the Coalition minister responsible for Robodebt said "we will double down" when confronted with advice that the scheme was illegal. We'll have a report from the Royal Commission.

Home buyers' borrowing power is going backwards as interest rates rise, but the financial regulator is sticking with its three per cent buffer test. It means those looking to refinance are struggling to get bank approval.