Pauline Hanson apologises for ‘primitive’ slur
Pauline Hanson says doesn't want to upset anyone and regrets comments where she called Aboriginal people 'primitive'. Plus, Apple introduces...
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Pauline’s smash-and-grab: is anyone handling it right?
Launch an attack, then watch while your opponent looks like the bad guy: Pauline Hanson and One Nation get the headlines while the major par...
Employers on notice after millions recovered for unpaid workers
The Fair Work Ombudsman recovered almost half a billion dollars in unpaid wages and entitlements for more than 180,000 workers in the 2025-2...
The Poisoned Wife – and a cop who didn’t buy her husband’s story
Journalist Hedley Thomas joins us with a special insight into where his blockbuster podcast investigation The Poisoned Wife is heading. Afte...
The doco turning Theranos fraudster Elizabeth Holmes into a horror baddie
Production house A24 released a trailer this week for You Can See Everything that broke the internet. A24 is known for horror, while host Na...
Luke Sayers settles ‘dick pic’ defamation fight with ex-wife Cate
Former PWC and Carlton bigwig Luke Sayers has apologised to his estranged wife Cate Sayers for falsely accusing her of posting a nude image...
Inside the scandal that destroyed KPMG’s reputation
A whistleblower, a secret document and a self-inflicted scandal that's cost hundreds of jobs and shattered reputations. Today, how KPMG blew...
Grace Tame’s ‘apology’ to Israeli women
Six months after she said that claims that Israeli women were raped on October 7 were 'propaganda', former Australian of the Year Grace Tame...
Congratulations! It’s a birth tax
We've had the widow's tax and the super tax - now there's a birth tax hidden in the federal Government's shakeup to the way trusts work. The...
Arrests in multi-state CFMEU raids
Three people were arrested in a raid of the Brisbane headquarters of the Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees' Union on Wednesday....
Drink, drugs and a drama One Nation didn’t need
Drink-driving, unpaid fines, and allegations about serious drugs: these are not the talking points One Nation wanted for its bold bid to bec...
Ex-prisoner’s giant AI deal
Firmus - the tech company part-owned by Oliver Curtis, who served prison time for insider trading - has signed a multibillion-dollar deal wi...
Did cops try to suppress stories by a sacked bikie-turned-journo?
The mysterious Mahmood Fazal - a bikie turned journalist who was hired, and then fired by the ABC, is at the centre of another drama: did th...
One Nation’s big plan for super
One Nation has a new policy for Australians' superannuation account: the opportunity for renters and homeowners to hold onto a portion of co...
Actually, it is about me: Trump’s wild midterm gamble
Just eight weeks until the midterm elections and Donald Trump is switching strategy, asking his base to vote Republican as if his own name w...
Nostalgic magic for a digital age: Jim Henson’s new museum blockbuster
Characters developed over six decades have opened the door to Jim Henson's world for a whole new generation. Now, Henson's culture-defining...
Kyrgios enters treatment, ending drug ban
Australian tennis star Nick Kyrgios will enter a drug treatment program, effectively ending his three-month suspension from the sport. Plus,...
Audacious wine heist leaves Australian collectors in the dark
It's Friday and many of us need a stiff drink – especially the veteran wine collectors who've allegedly been robbed in what appears to...
Ousted KPMG operations boss sues following audit scandal
The nightmare engulfing professional services giant KPMG just got worse, with news the firm's former Chief Operations Officer Eileen Hoggett...
Dear Pauline: The secret One Nation email that fell into our inbox
We all know the feeling; you accidentally CC the wrong person and suddenly you're in a world of email-induced pain. Today, how a confidentia...