Financial Services Minister Kelly O'Dwyer discusses the government's changes to superannuation. Opposition frontbencher Anthony Albanese on the federal government's superannuation changes. How well do you sleep? Grandparents provide regular childcare support . Chuck McCarthy is a professional people walker . Research Filter: a dementia breakthrough, antibiotics and asthma. US - Philippines tensions continue to simmer. What to do when you're arrested overseas.

Scott Ryan talks through the major political issues of the day. Commercial surrogacy set to be banned in India. Netball pay deal doubles players base salary. Former Prime Minister John Howard on his Menzies Documentary. Business and Economics: foreign political donations and the US Ambassador. How opportunities for women have changed in Afghanistan. How teenage boys talk about pornography.

Simon Birmingham on the same-sex marriage plebiscite. Victoria Health Minister pledges support for euthanasia. Macquarie Island research centre to close. Marriage equality advocate condemns plebiscite. Tech Head: oyster-saving app, NAB's cardless credit and Facebook editorial policies. An uneasy ceasefire comes into effect in Syria. Why career criminals have such good stories.

McGrath v Jones: plebiscite, budget repair and Malcolm's anniversary. Hillary Clinton has been diagnosed with pneumonia. Federal Politics: Maiden speeches, idle Senate and cabinet deliberations. NT Chief Minister announces majority female Cabinet. Sport: Paralympics, GWS win and Formula One sale. NSA whistleblower's life turned into film. Former astronaut Marsha Ivins on the view from space.

Liberal Senator reserves right to cross floor over same-sex plebiscite bill. Jacqui Lambie on her parliamentary agenda. Australian Cat Holds New World Record. The Wrap: donation reform, women in parliament and the Paralympics. My Feed: @NoTillBill. Kylie Auldist on family and fame.

Tudge on foreign donations, Dastyari and Indigenous constitutional recognition. Dropout rates for first year university students reach record levels. From India to Buckingham Palace: a tuk-tuk adventure. Rio 2016: the Paralympic Games begin. Pell reportedly loses influence over Vatican finances. Research Filter: Space, spiders, childhood obesity and tattoos. US and Turkey joint action in Raqqa. Molly Crabapple on trauma, objectivity and art.

Sam Dastyari resigns. Leigh talks about Dastyari comeback. Report calls for greater focus on child safety concerns. Women ask for pay rises as frequently as men but are more often refused. Housing affordability has improved to levels not seen since 2009. Pro-democracy activist Nathan Law on his win in the Hong Kong election. Business and Economics: GDP growth, Panama Papers, female executives. Omran's Aleppo doctor. Improving Indigenous literacy by telling Indigenous stories.

Dastyari apologises but gives no explanation. Northern Territory royal commission into youth detention begins. Is a lamb ad the most diverse thing on Australian television? IS magazine calls for attacks on specific Australian targets. Chinese-Australian community concerned about donations backlash. Tech Head: Samsung recall, Warner Brothers and phone personalities. ASEAN summit and the cursing President. Bashka - a Turkish Melbourne delight.

Joyce on Dastyari, foreign donations and changes to Fair Work Act. Federal court hears about Clive Palmer's role in the finances of Queensland Nickel. Hot-desking makes workers irritable according to new research. Federal politics: Foreign political donations and superannuation. ACCC to look at regional and rural mobile coverage. Sport: Football finals and women's AFL. PM and the G20 summit in China. Censorship and translation in Indonesia.

Tim Wilson reflects on the first week of Parliament. A year on from Alan Kurdi's death. Crowd sourcing helps commuters avoid magpie swooping. The Wrap: Parliament returns, bullying and Syrian tourism. My Feed: @verbaliza. Amy Findlay bangs on about John Bonham.