From today, the Federal Opposition will travel around Australia to meet with people who've lodged submissions to the banking Royal Commission, to give them a voice. The Shadow Minister for Financial Services Clare O'Neil joins AM.

Authorities in the Indonesian city of Palu are burying their dead in mass graves, after the earthquake and tsunami that killed more than 840 people and left thousands homeless.

For a person with a disability, advocates can be crucial to helping them navigate challenges associated with everyday life — but in NSW, there's concern that such advocates will be forced to shut down when the state stops funding them in less than two years.

In the UK, a conference of Tory party members in the city of Birmingham will set the stage for a showdown with the troubled British Prime Minister Theresa May.

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Officials on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi estimate the death toll from Friday's earthquake and tsunami could run into the thousands.

The Treasurer, Josh Frydenburg, joins AM from the ABC's Melbourne studios to discuss the revelations of the banking Royal Commission.

For the second time in a year, the Egyptian Government has jailed a woman for complaining about sexual harassment and attitudes to women in the country.

A desperate effort is underway on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi to rescue survivors from Friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami.

The banking royal commissioner Kenneth Hayne's interim report says misconduct in the banking and financial services sector has been driven by a culture of greed.