The World Today

Australians are missing out on billions of dollars in unpaid super, according to a new analysis. Data shows one in four Australians aren't getting their legal entitlements. 

Tens of thousands of CFMEU members hit the streets, protesting the decision to place the union into administration.

A dramatic rise in tensions between Israel and the militant group Hezbollah has raised concerns about an all-out war. 

The Democratic National Convention is ending on a high with Kamala Harris officially accepting the Democratic nomination, but strategists warn the race remains wide open.

A new long-range missile factory will be built in Newcastle, in a joint partnership between the Federal Government and a Norwegian defence company.

A long-awaited response to a toxic workplace culture in the Federal Parliament.

The Reserve Bank reveals it narrowly left the cash rate on hold earlier this month, warning it would consider another rate hike, if inflation rises.

Internal strain within the federal government has broken into the open with backbencher Mike Freelander saying it's being "pummelled" by lobbyists. 

The Australian breakdancer has called for privacy after her performance at the Olympics received global attention. 

Unemployment is up, despite a record number of Australians finding work. What does this say about the economy?