The Opposition's Indigenous Australians spokeswoman Jacinta Nampijinpa Price speaks to SBS Political Correspondent Anna Henderson about the Indigenous Voice to Parliament, and her support for the 'No' campaign.

Federal parliamentarians have returned to Canberra after a three week break, with workplace issues and cost of living pressures expected to dominate the sitting fortnight. The government's changes aim to ensure labour hire workers are paid the same as directly engaged employees doing the same job at the same site.

A grim forecast of a poorer, less productive and hotter nation forms the core of the latest Intergenerational Report. The document released by the Federal Government looks 40 years into the future, delivering a stark warning about the economic challenges ahead.

The Reserve Bank governor has acknowledged the impact the rate-hiking cycle has had on Australian households, while simultaneously defending the four per centage point increase as necessary to bring inflation back down to the two to three per cent target band. It's a target Phillip Lowe expects to be reached around the end of 2025. Still - he says it's too early to call an end to rate rises - as a number of factors - including persistent demand, weak productivity growth, and China's post-covid recovery threaten the economy.

Australians will be able to get cheaper medications from September 1 after the Parliament passed the Government's changes to allow 60-day dispensing and a last-ditch effort by the Coalition to block it failed.

The Greens will push for all people with disabilities to gain an Australian visa and prevent deportation in Federal Parliament. Currently the Migration Act limits people with disabilities from getting a visa as they do not meet health requirements.

Federal Parliament crossbenchers have come together to support a bill to make political campaigning and donations more transparent. The bill, introduced by Independent MP Kate Chaney, proposes lowering the real-time disclosure threshold for political donations and introducing truth in advertising.

Australia’s new federal parliament is its most diverse yet. But what does that mean, and will that change the culture inside the chamber? Krishani Dhanji asks Ed Husic.

Australia’s new federal parliament is its most diverse yet. But what does that mean, and will that change the culture inside the chamber? Krishani Dhanji asks Dai Le.

Australia’s new federal parliament is its most diverse yet. But what does that mean, and will that change the culture inside the chamber? Krishani Dhanji asks Ian Goodenough.