With the handing down of the final report from the Robodebt Royal Commission, have we learned enough to prevent a public service failure of this magnitude happening again?

Consultancy firm PwC is trying to restore its image in the wake of the tax leaks scandal, so what does the fallout mean for the other big professional service firms?

As Australians brace for a big jump in their power bills, what is behind the price hike and how should consumers navigate it?

The NSW corruption watchdog has made a finding of serious corrupt conduct against former Premier Gladys Berejiklian over her secret relationship.

The search for a missing deep-sea submersible ends in tragedy after the discovery of debris indicates a 'catastrophic implosion'.

Legislation for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum passes the Senate, paving the way for Australians to have their vote later this year.

During a torrid week in federal politics, a Liberal Senator has been dumped from the party room after accusations of sexual harassment.

As the debate over how to solve the housing crisis continues, the Greens say rent control policies are the answer.

Kathleen Folbigg pardoned and released after 20 years, but were there signs from the very beginning she had been wrongly convicted over the deaths of her children?

The Reserve Bank of Australia has lifted the cash rate again, in a further hit to borrowers, as inflation remains high.

We speak to Nick McKenzie the journalist who broke the Ben Robert-Smith war crimes story about what this week's blockbuster defamation ruling means for our soldiers and our journalists.

Also, how far do the tentacles of the PWC scandal stretch globally.

An elderly dementia patient died after she was allegedly tasered by police, raising questions about the use of force and police oversight. And Australia gave Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi a rockstar welcome this week, signalling closer ties between the two nations.

US President Joe Biden is no longer coming to Australia, so is this just blip in the long game of strategic competition against China or something more serious for the regional alliances?

We also look at the scandal engulfing consulting firm PwC.

Families are in and high-vis is out: we take a look at the Federal Budget with political commentator Annabel Crabb.

The budget includes billions for bulk billing, so will it make it easier to see a doctor?

Millions of people around the world will watch the Coronation of King Charles, but will he be our last King?

The Federal government has announced a crackdown on vaping, so will it be enough to stop the black market?