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Chaos in the power market, there are warnings of blackouts as electricity generators pull back supply because their profitability is at risk.

A prime-time broadcast in the United States outlines how Donald Trump's election lies led to an attempted coup at the Capitol.

Teenagers at risk of serious illness get access to a third dose of a COVID vaccine, but when will a fourth shot for most Australians get the thumbs up?

We'll look at the High Court decision striking down a law allowing Australian citizenship to be stripped from suspected terrorists who have dual citizenship.

The Reserve Bank's fight against inflation ramps up, with a big jump in the cash rate, so mortgage repayments are going up again.

Australia vows to continue flights over the South China Sea, despite an aggressive move from a Chinese jet against an Australian surveillance plane.

Thirty years since the Mabo land rights decision, traditional owners renew a native title claim over all of the ACT. We'll explain what power that would give them.

Gas prices are surging as supplies dwindle, we'll look at the options to address the crisis and explain how it's come to this.

Why did the former government scrap recovery plans for dozens of threatened species just before the election?

A cyber attack has seen the medical records of an unknown number of people with disabilities published on the dark web.

As Moscow threatens to widen its Ukraine war over new US arms supplies to Kiev, the people of Lithuania have just crowdfunded millions of dollars to buy Ukraine a new military drone.

The Labor government is sworn in and getting down to business, and the Treasurer's flagging he's been handed a weaker economy than expected.

Jim Chalmers also says there's a perfect storm of challenges in the energy market, meaning little prospect of cost relief for those struggling to stay warm this winter.

Scientists have discovered the world's largest plant - off Western Australia's coast - it may hold secrets to dealing with climate change.

The new Prime Minister’s first meeting of his parliamentary team, where he pleads for party unity - Anthony Albanese is also setting his sights beyond just one term in office.

The Prime Minister will head to Indonesia on the weekend, but it’s an underdone relationship, how can he improve things?

With the highest COVID vaccination rate in the country - Western Australia's tough vaccine mandates are working. So, when is it time to drop them?

The European Union will ban most imports of Russian oil, but will it slow Russia's war machine in Ukraine?