Twenty Years of Bureaucratic Limbo: One Woman's Fight to Prove Who She Is
After a DNA test confirmed a shocking truth about her origins, Kathy spent two decades battling bureaucracy to have her real identity officially recognised.
Aisha Khoury Politics
Federal and state politics, policy, and governance
Aisha Khoury 
Australia's $100 Billion Blind Spot: Forced Labour in Our Supply Chains
A warning from Australia's Anti-Slavery Commissioner: $100 billion in imports may be linked to modern slavery, and the country is lagging badly on reform.
Sarah Cheng 
Immigration Debate Needs More Voices, Not Fewer
The migration debate is heating up ahead of the federal election, but one of its oldest and most legitimate perspectives remains largely absent from the discourse.
Priya Narayanan 
Albanese Backs US Strikes as Iran Regime Called 'Without Legitimacy'
Anthony Albanese has declared Iran's regime lacks legitimacy as the US and Israel launch military strikes, with bipartisan condemnation from Canberra.
Tanya Birch 
Liveris Holds the Line on Brisbane Olympics Taxpayer Pledge
Andrew Liveris is doubling down on his no-taxpayer-funding pledge for Brisbane 2032, while actively seeking US corporate sponsors to cover the Games' regional footprint.
Darren Ong 
Senior ADF Commander Breaks Ranks Over Military Culture
One of Australia's most senior military leaders has spoken out against the inner workings of the ADF, in a rare public rebuke from within the ranks.
Zara Mitchell 
Australia Is Unprepared for the Threat Within, Says Labor MP
A Labor MP has warned Australia lacks the tools to counter domestic interference, as threats against politicians escalate and an alleged terror plot is foiled in WA.
Riley Fitzgerald 
Deakin's Historic Seaside Home Passes In After Federal Funding Collapses
Alfred Deakin's historic seaside home Ballara passed in at auction after the federal government pulled promised funding to help preserve it for the public.
Darren Ong 
Radiohead Demands ICE Remove Video Using Band's Song Without Permission
Radiohead is demanding the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency take down a promotional video that used their song without permission.
Aisha Khoury 
Thirty Years After Mardi Gras, a Sydney Couple Finally Says 'I Do'
Two men who met at Sydney's Mardi Gras in 1996, neither yet out, have married after 30 years together.
Mitchell Tan 
India Blocks Supabase in Move That Rattles Developer Community
India has moved to block developer platform Supabase, creating patchy access across one of its biggest markets and reigniting debate over state control of digital infrastructure.
Marcus Ashbrook 
Trump Bans Military Use of Anthropic's Claude Over AI Safety Dispute
The Trump administration has ordered the US military to stop using Anthropic's Claude chatbot after the firm sought guarantees against autonomous weapons use.
Priya Narayanan 
Greens Push for Annual Queensland Public Holiday Tied to Brisbane 2032
The Greens want an annual public holiday for Queenslanders to mark the Brisbane 2032 Olympics, but the idea has drawn sharp criticism from the Coalition.
Priya Narayanan US Pentagon Labels Anthropic a Supply Chain Risk in AI Crackdown
The US Defense Secretary has designated AI company Anthropic a supply chain risk, escalating a standoff that began with a presidential ban on its products.
Grace Okonkwo 
Greens Push for Queensland Public Holiday Tied to Brisbane Olympics
The Greens are campaigning for an extra Queensland public holiday to celebrate the Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games ahead of 2032.
Kate Morrison 
America's New Nuclear Missile Is Ready. The Silos Are Not.
The US Air Force's Sentinel ICBM is approaching its first test flight, but a cascade of cost blowouts and silo construction failures raises serious questions about Western nuclear readiness.
Zara Mitchell 
Clinton Testifies on Epstein Ties in High-Profile Deposition
Bill Clinton has testified about his connections to Jeffrey Epstein, reviving scrutiny of the disgraced financier's powerful social network.
Sophia Vargas 
Clinton Questioned Under Oath Over Epstein Connections
Bill Clinton has been questioned under oath about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, reviving scrutiny of the disgraced financier's powerful connections.
Daniel Kovac 
Melbourne Family Fights to Stop Deportation of Disabled Sister
Marcela Schmidt Aravena made a deathbed promise to her mother. Now, decades later, Australian immigration rules may force her to break it.
Rachel Thornbury 
New Community Visa Pathway Offers Hope for LGBTQI+ Refugees Seeking Safety in Australia
With resettlement pathways collapsing worldwide, a new initiative aims to help LGBTQI+ refugees find safety in Australia as Sydney's Mardi Gras gets underway.
Zara Mitchell