The federal government has announced it will impose a mandatory behaviour code on large supermarket chains if they deal unfairly with suppliers.

Will it be enough to put the giants back in line?

ACT Senator David Pocock and Independent MP for North Sydney Kylea Tink plan to introduce legislation in both houses that would require adequate housing to be treated as a human right for every Australian.

Between concerns about mental health impacts and the possibility of dangerous content, we're often being told that social media is dangerous for young people, but is that actually true?

The Australian Renewable Energy Agency has just announced $3.2 million dollars in funding to Amber Electric in an Australia-first trial of car-powered homes.If proved successful at scale, it it may have the potential to be one of the most groundbreaking technologies to enter the Australian energy sector.GUEST: Chris Thompson, Co-CEO, Amber Electric

Many musicians can claim that they are a product of the Espy in St Kilda, but not like Alex Hamilton he grew up in the hotel his mum worked behind the bar and he lived out the back. 

Winston Churchill once said that Democracy "is the worst form of government – except for all the others that have been tried."

With EU election gains for the French far-right, and a possible return to Donald Trump's strongman style of leadership in the United States – what is the future for democracy, and liberal democracy in particular?

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This week saw the Albanese Government pull off what's been regarded by many as a significant win for the Australia-China relationship with the visit of Premier Li Qiang and significant delegation of Chinese representatives. 

"Premeditated, reckless and dangerous".

That's how Federal Labor MP Josh Burns has described an attack on his electoral office in Melbourne.

Just before 3:30am on Wednesday, about six people wearing black masks arrived at the Jewish-Australian MP's office. Windows were smashed, and fires were lit.