Visual artist Matt Clark has used data sets from NASA to reproduce the sound of the planets for his work Silent Symphony

One year into the Better Deal for Renter’s national plan and a new report has found that renters across the country are still vulnerable when it comes to bare minimum rental standards and protections.

Tech billionaire Pavel Durov has been charged and online users have raised questions about Australia’s Digital ID Bill.

While we have bigger brains than our simian counterparts there might be a downside  - the rate that we age. 

As discontent continues to grow in the Australian Muslim community over the government's response to the war in Gaza, could we see a similar wave of seats fall to candidates backed by the local Muslim Votes Matter movement?

The South Australian Government is proposing a bill which could see teenagers used in sting operations to ensnare illegal vape retailers.

On average over the last ten years, 78 serving or ex-service members have died by suicide each year, equating to three deaths by suicide every fortnight.

Accusations of price gouging have been firmly pointed at the major supermarkets for years now but are these billion-dollar profits the smoking gun or simply the rewards of good business?

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese appears to have secured a regional coup with Pacific leaders throwing their support behind a $400 million policing pact designed to counter China’s growing presence in the region.

What are the rules and risks of performing a citizen's arrest?