The World Today

The new escalation point comes after a long-nosed fur seal was found dead at Beachport in South Australia; 

Dean Cox and Callum Mills have apologised for the behaviour of some of their players, who have been sanctioned for breaching club standards over their actions in a Melbourne hotel.

Foreign Minister Penny Wong has expressed outrage over an IDF investigation into the killing of the Australian activist.

The club has banned five players for the remainder of the season, amid an ongoing police investigation.

Several players have been linked to an alleged sexual assault investigation, raising questions over whether the AFL should introduce a no-fault stand-down policy.

The political debate over Australia's migration intake continues this week, with a fight over who should go, and who should stay.

Clients of auditing firm KPMG have faced a revealing, second parliamentary hearing.

The former military lawyer has served more than two years in jail, after being convicted in 2024 for stealing top-secret defence material and sharing it with journalists

With interest rates on hold, borrowers might be breathing a sigh of relief, but they're still facing the prospect of their major asset - their home - shrinking in value, as the property market goes into decline.

The Reserve Bank is expected to keep interest rates on hold when its monetary policy board wraps up its meeting later today.