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Earlier this year, hundreds of top secret Pentagon documents were posted on the social media platform Discord. Manisha Ganguly and Julian Borger report

University staff are at breaking point. Teachers have told Guardian Australia that cost-cutting, an increase in casual work contracts and lower academic standards have all contributed to a hollowing out of the university sector – with many students no longer getting what they pay for. Laura Murphy-Oates speaks to higher education reporter Caitlin Cassidy about the crisis

Uruguay, Canada and a number of US states have all moved to legalise recreational cannabis. But seven years after medicinal cannabis became legal in Australia, the Greens are still trying to get laws on recreational use relaxed. Political reporter Amy Remeikis tells Jane Lee why the politics and the legal system are at odds with social attitudes on the drug

With senior Liberals Simon Birmingham and Julian Leeser announcing they will not campaign against the Indigenous voice to parliament, the pressure on opposition leader Peter Dutton continues. In light of these fractures, what do these party politics mean for the shape of the no campaign, and how does this impact the way forward for a successful yes vote?Jane Lee talks to editor-in-chief Lenore Taylor and Indigenous affairs editor Lorena Allam about the divisions that could shape the road to the referendum

Since Peter Dutton announced the Liberal party’s opposition to the proposed Indigenous voice to parliament at a press conference last week, cracks have emerged within his party. Now Julian Leeser has resigned as shadow minister for Indigenous Australians because he wants to campaign for the voice against the official party stance. Leeser joins Paul Karp and Josh Butler to discuss his resignation and the future of the Liberal party

Australia is following a number of western countries in banning popular Chinese social media app TikTok on government devices, citing security and privacy risks. Some say the ban should be extended nationally, while others say it should also apply to US apps like Facebook and Twitter. Reporter Josh Taylor tells Jane Lee the TikTok bans mark the start of a new era of online safety on social media

The Coalition’s leader, Peter Dutton, will actively campaign against an Indigenous voice to parliament after announcing that the Liberal frontbench will oppose it. He argues Indigenous Australians would be better served by an alternative proposal involving symbolic constitutional recognition and a legislated model of local and regional voices. Jane Lee talks to Thomas Mayo, a Kaurareg and Kalkalgal Erubamle author and director of Australians for Indigenous Constitutional Recognition, on why he thinks Dutton is wrong about the voice.

The story of a Ukrainian woman who escaped modern slavery in the UK. Annie Kelly reports in the final episode of a four-part series

The story of a Ukrainian woman who escaped modern slavery in the UK. Annie Kelly reports in the third episode of a four-part series

Julia, a Ukrainian woman who escaped modern slavery in the UK, tells journalist Annie Kelly about the years she was shipped between brothels. This is part two of a four-part series