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After months of debate and diplomacy, western tanks are finally heading to Ukraine for what promises to be a spring escalation in the fighting. But will they define the outcome? Dan Sabbagh and Daniel Boffey report

After months of debate and diplomacy, western tanks are finally heading to Ukraine for what promises to be a spring escalation in the fighting. But will they define the outcome? Dan Sabbagh and Daniel Boffey report

Homeowners and buyers are struggling with the Reserve Bank’s decision to raise interest rates a ninth consecutive time in a bid to cut inflation. Guardian Australia’s economics correspondent Peter Hannam speaks to Jane Lee about five things that will decide how quickly the central bank can stop raising rates and steer the economy to recovery

For the first time in the history of the federal parliament, members from both parties endorsed a code of conduct for politicians and their staff. There is hope these new standards represent progress and will make Parliament House a safer place to work. In this episode of Full Story, Gabrielle Jackson talks to Guardian Australia’s editor-in-chief, Lenore Taylor, and live news editor, Patrick Keneally, about changing the culture of parliament

A 7.8-magnitude quake has struck Turkey and Syria, killing at least 2,600 people and razing entire neighbourhoods. Experts say it could not have happened at a worse time

Australia is walking a fine line between the US, which it relies on for security, and its important trade partner China as fears grow of a potential conflict in the Indo-Pacific. Defence and foreign affairs correspondent Daniel Hurst recently interviewed defence minister Richard Marles on Australia’s position in the global contest for power

The Albanese government promised to deliver the biggest overhaul to Medicare in 40 years, acknowledging that the system is broken, with GP clinics and hospital emergency departments overwhelmed. But the health sector is disappointed by the lack of detail and funding in Labor’s long-awaited Strengthening Medicare taskforce report. Jane Lee speaks to health policy analyst Jennifer Doggett about the risks and rewards of establishing a truly universal health care system

More than $1m is lost every day in Australia to scams, and experts say financial scams are becoming more sophisticated, and easier to perpetrate. With little chance of getting money back, victims say that too much of the onus is on ordinary people to protect themselves. In this episode, one woman describes how she lost $25,000 in a scam, and reporter Cait Kelly explores whether Australia is prepared to combat the rise in sophisticated scams

Guardian Australia’s political editor, Katharine Murphy, speaks to the prime minister, Anthony Albanese, about his time in office so far, the voice to parliament and dealing with challenges from instability in Europe. He also reflects on whether he would have pursued the controversial Aukus security agreement differently to his predecessor, Scott Morrison

We live in a time of increasing polarisation and tribalism. But we are also confronting a series of extraordinary crises which require public debate of complex issues that have no single solution. There’s no doubt the media has played a role in increasing polarisation, but does it have the tools to mediate a more nuanced conversation? In this episode of Full Story, Gabrielle Jackson talks to Guardian Australia’s editor-in-chief, Lenore Taylor, and live news editor, Patrick Keneally, about the need for nuance