The World Today

New polls shows One Nation is the most popular party in Australia, as the depleted Liberals rally around new federal president Tony Abbott.

US and Iranian negotiators have reached a deal to extend the ceasefire in the war by 60 days, but that's yet to be signed by either the US President Donald Trump or Iran's Supreme Leader.

The Federal Government's controversial tax reform bill has been introduced to Parliament, but there's no clarity on carve-outs for industry.

Australian authorities take a softer approach to returning ISIS fighter's families, amid ongoing investigations into the women's activities overseas.

Households could see hundreds of dollars per year off their bill from July with even bigger savings expected for small businesses.

The head of ASIO has this morning given evidence to the Royal Commission on Anti-Semitism and Social Cohesion.

One of the 11 Australians onboard the Global Sumud flotilla speaks to the World Today about their treatment in Israel.

Northern Territory health officials say a third of the people with diphtheria there have been hospitalised as the outbreak continues to spread.

The Federal Government's tax overhaul continues to raise concerns with public anger spanning from business groups to mum and dad investors.

Small business owners say they're reassessing their financial plans as the potential impacts of the Federal Government's tax overhaul sink in.