Disgraced former Liberal MP Daryl Maguire will give evidence to an anti-corruption hearing today, which may hold the key to the NSW Premier's career;

The NSW Premier clings to power despite a relationship with a disgraced former MP; Queensland Opposition leader's campaign is in crisis after being referred by her own party to the election watchdog; And as New Zealanders prepare to go to the polls this weekend.

Australian research shows that COVID-19 survives on surfaces longer than first thought; Donald Trump declares he's immune from coronavirus; And how dating app Tinder became a sexual predators' playground.

Facebook's been accused of forcing some of its most prominent opponents off the internet, in a week where talk of breaking up big tech was given new impetus. But not everyone agrees that breaking up these big companies would be a good thing.

Cheaper childcare promised as Labor leader Anthony Albanese makes his first big policy pitch; Donald Trump refuses to take part in a virtual debate to guard against spreading COVID-19; And a new plea for more to be done to reduce the suicide risk for Australia's defence force veterans.

The US political spotlight shifts to the Vice Presidential candidates

Tax cuts and wage subsidies at centre of federal budget plan to jolt economy out of recession

The US president says he 'feels good' and both he and his doctors have confirmed he'll be released from hospital soon;

Donald Trump's doctors disclose more information but remain upbeat about his condition.

Months after talks for a trans-Tasman travel bubble got underway, New South Wales and the Northern Territory are opening up to New Zealand. But Australians still cannot travel the other way. Saturday AM asks if we need a more ambitious plan to reopen our international borders.