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The management and culture at Australia's largest private aged care facility is under scrutiny, after an ABC investigation revealed more than half of its nursing homes are failing basic standards of care.

It's not just Bupa facing claims of failing the elderly and their families. At two other facilities in Tasmania, a worker and a family have told us that staff shortages are the underlying cause of serious injuries to some residents.

The ABC's obtained preselection forms from her nomination for candidacy at the recent election, which show she omitted mention of her membership several groups at the centre of concerns from the Opposition about her suitability to sit in Parliament.

The Prime Minister and the Foreign Minister say they're working with the families of three Australians imprisoned in Iran, as observers worry it could be years before they're released.

Donald Trump blames ousted National Security Advisor John Bolton for no progress with North Korea. But is the US election cycle now the real obstacle for Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un? Former US Ambassador Christopher Hill joins PM.

Financial counsellors have discovered that vulnerable people are being signed up for credit cards at Harvey Norman, and it's exposed what consumer groups say is a loophole that should be closed in Australia's credit laws.

The reliability of devices used to test Australian drivers for the presence of cannabis has been called into question as researchers at the University of Sydney have found the tests, deliver both false-positive and false-negative results.

To London, and another complication in the political travails over Brexit; Scotland's highest civil court has ruled that Boris Johnson's suspension of the UK Parliament, which took effect on Monday, is unlawful.

It's been revealed the guest list for a meet-and-greet with Gladys Liu in the seat of Chisholm before she was the sitting member was provided to the prime minister's office and passed onto ASIO - ASIO Director Duncan Lewis' advice was that the prime minister should not attend.

Labor has gone after embattled Liberal backbencher Gladys Liu after she admitted today that she was a member of a Chinese-government organisation, after previously denying it; And Australia's Parliament hears a detailed case that human-induced climate change is not actually possible from Queensland Senator Malcolm Roberts.