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The New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian quits as a corruption commission cloud swirls around her.  

We’ll hear from voters in the Premier’s electorate, the former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, and ABC Investigations reporter Sean Rubinzstein-Dunlop.

And international travel could resume sooner than we thought, delighting ex-pats who miss family and friends.

A big spike in new COVID cases found across Victoria after the AFL Grand Final long weekend, illegal house parties are being blamed - so is the roadmap to reopening at risk?

The UN security council set to meet after North Korea claims a successful test launch of a hypersonic missile, it's designed to evade existing defences so there’s a warning of a arms race.

And recruitment industry insiders tell us of dirty tactics that hinder, rather than help people into a job.

WorkSafe Victoria lays charges against the state's own health department over the first troubled iteration of hotel quarantine, they say staff were put at risk of serious illness or death.

A helping hand into the property market is just the start for some children, more parents are now gifting them a share portfolio, it’s a stepping stone to financial security for some, but what about those struggling to get by?

And international media heavyweight CNN blocks Australians from its Facebook page as a High Court ruling on defamation law disrupts the media landscape.

Rapid covid tests have been approved for home use - will they become a daily ritual for workplaces and perhaps even social occasions such as weddings?

New South Wales’ roadmap to reopening is released, showing two more months of social isolation for the unvaccinated.

Could trips overseas resume this year? Gladys Berejiklian is keen, but there's more to consider than simply finding the passport.

And why is there so much secrecy around the National Cabinet meetings and is it even legal?

Half of Australians aged 16 plus are now fully vaccinated, with New South Wales set to hit the 70 percent target in less than a fortnight.

Are the Nationals on board with their government's push for net zero carbon emissions by 2050? Acting Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce wants assurances for Central Queensland.

And two Melbourne AFL teams prepare for the season decider in Perth, how the sport has helped Victorians during long months of lockdown.

COVID cases at a new peak in Victoria while two Melbourne vaccination hubs are shut because staff were threatened and spat at.

Building a home or renovating? Prices are already escalating, but there's worse to come as global shortages and cost hikes bite.

Ahead of this weekend's AFL grand final, there's rising discomfort about gambling ads from some clubs and players, while a Federal Government MP calls for a ban.

Police storm an unruly mob at Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance, we’ll explain how vaccination uproar is history repeating.

Australia's biggest jolt in generations, no widespread damage from Victoria's earthquake, but plenty of shaken nerves.

And how Australia's economy, and superannuation funds could be collateral damage if a Chinese property developer collapses.

Chaos on Melbourne's streets and the West Gate freeway, with a second day of angry protest against lockdowns and mandatory vaccination.

Relief for parents on the 13th week of Sydney's lockdown, play dates are back, but with lots of rules.

And Pfizer says the data's in and its vaccine is safe for children aged two to eleven, but should children also have to wear masks at school? What's the evidence?

Who covered Christian Porter's legal fees? We'll look at the case for disclosure with Transparency International's Serena Lillywhite.

French officials still fuming about the scrapped submarine program, an ex-pat chef in Australia shares his hopes that the free trade deal with the EU is still on track and the produce keeps coming.

And the price of Australia's most lucrative export, iron ore, is collapsing, what does that mean for you?