The consumer watchdog's plan to cut power bills by a quarter, a miraculous rescue in Thailand, employing specialist maths and science teachers in every school and Australians to receive a digital health record.

Both political leaders hit the hustings as a new GST formula is finally unveiled, a sexist slur engulfs politics, policy changes take effect on July 1 and a welfare initiative to get parents into work.

Labor backflips on company tax, Coalition stoush over energy policy, Huawei tries to dispel security concerns, Softdrink majors pledge to cut suagr

The govt celebrates historic tax cuts, Clive Palmer's grand plan to return to politics, child safety concerns in the NT and a world-first inquiry into workplace sexual harassment.

Singapore Summit leads to a deal on denuclearisation, child sexual abuse survivors to receive a national apology, calls for a Royal Commission into aged care and a surprise inclusion on the Queen's Honours List.

The Joyce interview robs the government of clear air, Commonwealth Bank hit with a record fine, Fraser Anning joins Katter's team and facial recognition technology fails a UK trial.

One Nation implodes over company tax cuts, proposed changes to superannuation, family law court reforms and the AMA gets a new boss.

One Nation sinks the government's company tax cuts, small business dominates the Royal Commission, rebel govt MP's push to ban live sheep exports and a plan to restrict access to the NDIS.

Both sides of politics spruik their budget plans, stricter airport security measures, no ban on live sheep exports and more details about Australia's new space agency.

The ins and outs of this year's federal budget, the aged care sector among the big winners, the dual-citizenship saga claims another 5 scalps, and Parliament House celebrates its 30th birthday