The AFP has acknowledged it could have better handled last year's controversial raids on the home of a Newscorp journalist and the headquarters of the ABC.

Six weeks ago the Federal Government announced a national bushfire recovery agency to help communities and landscapes regenerate. Agency head Andrew Colvin speaks with AM.

Australian MPs Andrew Wilkie and George Christensen have emerged from a meeting with Julian Assange in Belmarsh Prison, expressing concern about the health of the Wikileaks founder.

It's ‘O-Week’ – or orientation week – at universities around the country, but tens of thousands of Chinese students are still unable to enter Australia due to restrictions around COVID19.

Experts are warning that not enough is being done to protect children's data and privacy while they're using educational apps in the classroom.

Could Papua New Guinea get a national independent commission against corruption before Australia does? The nation’s Parliament has passed a law to protect whistle-blowers and has tabled a bill to establish an integrity commission.

Drought, heatwaves, bushfires and hailstorms have made life difficult for Parliament House's bee population, with the local hives producing only one third of the honey they usually do.

Many Australians stuck on the coronavirus-stricken Diamond Princess cruise ship in Japan will start their journey home later today. The daughter of two passengers speaks with AM.

Australians on a coronavirus riddled cruise ship off Japan weigh whether to take an evacuation flight; Surprising emotions from the first Australians to be released from quarantine on Christmas Island; And Ford promises it won't abandon Australia.

Australian passengers must decide today if they'll take up the Federal Government's offer of an evacuation flight out of Japan.