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NSW Liberal Senator Dave Sharma is a committee member with of the the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Corporations and Financial Services.

A world first study estimates 1.7 million Australians are not protected against measles, fuelling concerns the country is at risk of more outbreaks.

The Lebanese health ministry says at least 11 people have been killed by Israeli strikes in the country's south, over the weekend.

The buyback scheme is set to start in November.

This weekend marks five years since Afghanistan's capital Kabul fell to Taliban forces.

We look back at the chaotic withdrawal of US troops, the end of a devastating war, and the repression that's followed. You'll hear from a former Afghan politician who fled to the US in 2021.

Then, why is Tasmania the last state to record a bird flu case.

And the count down is on to count Count Binface out of the race for Clacton - we'll get the latest on the by-election consuming British politics. 

Our Friday political panel discuss the week that was.

How do you squeeze 1.3 million more people into Australia's largest city?

Tomorrow marks five years since Afghanistan's capital Kabul fell to Taliban forces.

Opposition Leader Angus Taylor says he's told front-bencher Andrew Bragg his job is to "express the views of the Coalition" after the Shadow Minister for Housing's Press Club address.  

The company is accused of using information obtained in audits of its clients - that it knew was off limits - to win new business.