The World Today

Federal MP Josh Burns reveals the toll of antisemitic attacks on his family in moving testimony to the Royal Commission.

Bondi terror attack survivor takes the stand as the Royal Commission turns to the media.

From classrooms to boardrooms, the nation's attention is fixed on the Socceroos as they take on Paraguay in their final World Cup group match.

An Australian citizen with links to Islamic State, who had previously been banned from returning, will be allowed to come home.

Benchmark electricity prices have fallen, so have you checked your bill, as electricity retailers issue increases.

Labor's capital gains tax and negative gearing reforms to pass, after a deal with the Greens.

Auction clearance rates have slipped below 50-percent - the lowest level since the start of COVID-19 Pandemic.

Labor's retreat from tax changes, itself a broken election promise, draws praise from some small businesses now carved out.

Capital gains tax carve outs confirmed, the PM also backs also down on a so-called "death tax".

The fuel excise relief, which has made your petrol cheaper during the Iran war, is set to expire, putting the government in bind over cost-of-living measures.