ABC to learn how much it will have to pay in fines for sacking Lattouf

EMBARGOED FOR 6AM The ABC will on Wednesday learn whether it will be slugged with a six-figure penalty for sacking Antoinette Lattouf. Ms Lattouf earlier this year won her high-profile Federal Court... Read more »

The states and territories where renters have it the best — and worst

A new national report card has found that two years after the National Cabinet promised a ‘Better Deal for Renters’, most states are still lagging — leaving millions vulnerable to unfair rent... Read more »

Where ‘day-zero droughts’ could happen as soon as this decade

Many parts of world are predicted to endure “day-zero droughts,” periods of extreme and unprecedented water scarcity, which could happen as soon as this decade in certain hotspots including parts of North... Read more »

Business Council warns against legislating flexible work

A Resolve Political Monitor survey conducted for this masthead in August showed a whopping 83 per cent of Labor voters and nearly two-thirds of uncommitted voters supported the right to work from... Read more »

Melbourne Storm’s Jahrome Hughes and Ryan Papenhuyzen return for NRL preliminary final against Cronulla

Melbourne Storm are rolling the dice with Jahrome Hughes, naming the injured superstar halfback among three key inclusions as they gear up to host Cronulla in Friday night’s NRL grand final qualifier.... Read more »

Two teenagers sentenced to detention over attacks on Perth men lured via Grindr app

Two “cowardly” teenage boys who used a dating app to target gay men in violent ambushes, including one victim who was tasered and had teeth knocked out, have been sentenced to juvenile... Read more »

WA rental protections second-worst in nation, National Shelter report finds

The WA government says landlords will continue to be allowed to evict tenants for no reason, ruling out the possibility of bringing the state in line with other jurisdictions in outlawing the... Read more »

Australia news live: two MPs cleared in Jacinta Allan manure investigation; search for couple missing in Tasmanian light plane called off | Australia news

Victoria parliament’s new integrity watchdog clears MPs in manure investigation Benita Kolovos The Victorian parliament’s new integrity watchdog has botched its first investigation – into the manure dumped out the front of... Read more »

All Blacks v Wallabies: How Joseph-Aukuso Sua’ali’i poses biggest danger to All Blacks in Bledisloe Cup clash – Gregor Paul

Since coming to union at the end of last year, Sua’ali’i has exceeded the considerable hype that accompanied his $5.5 million, three-year deal. Given the perilous state of Rugby Australia’s finances when... Read more »

Here’s every problem the teen social media ban will fix, apparently

With about two months to go until Australia’s teen social media ban officially begins, the federal government isn’t waiting to spruik its “world-first” policy, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to use an... Read more »