IVF companies are calling for national fertility standards, with a uniform limit for sperm donations and a registry to find biological family members.
Annabelle Banfield
Professionals at the coal face of the domestic violence response have divulged spotty instruction and systemic failures to a parliamentary inquiry.
Will Nicholas
A coroner has called for better information sharing and veteran liaison support after finding a former soldier provoked police to fatally shoot him.
Robyn Wuth
Social workers, nurses, midwives and psychiatrists receive scant coaching on how to deal with victims of domestic violence, federal politicians have heard.
A tear gassing incident in a notorious youth detention centre has led to a court win for four detainees more than a decade later.
Lloyd Jones
Understaffing and a policy change meant that protective custody inmates were locked in their cell 24 hours a day without access to open-air exercise.
A police constable's job is on the line after he was clocked travelling 120km/h over the speed limit during an alleged illegal street race.
Duncan Murray
Accountants are warning Labor's controversial tax reform will lead to "substantial compliance costs" on taxpayers, calling for legislative changes.
Tess Ikonomou
A tight-knit community has paid tribute to the legacy of a police officer who was murdered while serving a home repossession order at a remote property.
Ethan James
A Ukrainian man has been found guilty of carrying out an arson attack on a property connected to British Prime Minister Keir Starmer last year.
Staff Writers
The family of a young Aboriginal man who died in police custody have engaged a pathologist to provide an independent report to be part of a coronial inquest.
Senators are being told to drown out the cries of vested interests and pass tax changes some economists say will make the economy fairer for working people.
Jacob Shteyman and Andrew Brown
Judges and magistrates behaving badly will be investigated by an independent watchdog, under new laws to be introduced into the WA Parliament this week.
Joe Spagnolo
A damning internal report into NSW Police has found a rampant culture of bullying and discrimination still exists, with one in 10 women sexually harassed.
Farid Farid
Police powers have not kept pace with the slippery methods used by organised crime groups who increasingly exploit criminal services offered for sale online.
Samantha Lock and Lucinda Garbutt-Young
A former Labor foreign affairs minister has decried Australia's plan to acquire nuclear-powered submarines as a bad decision that will undermine security.
Tess Ikonomou and Andrew Brown
A rogue union boss told an official, "You've chosen to take us on - anyone who does that does not win," during a campaign of harassment, an inquiry has heard.
Andrew Stafford
Italian prosecutors have launched an investigation into Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir over his treatment of activists from a flotilla.
A senior public servant has tearfully claimed she was abused by a former CFMEU boss, prompting denials from the controversial union's ex-state leader.
In court, on court and off the court — Deputy Chief Magistrate Elizabeth Woods has seen it all.
Hannah Cross
An extension of community liquor bans in a territory is being sought ahead of a looming deadline amid fears a lapse will have devastating consequences.
A main suburban road has been the scene of a dramatic arrest in which police rammed a car driven by a wanted man and shot out a tyre.
An Aboriginal elder, supported by hundreds of activists, has continued his fight to prosecute King Charles for genocide in court.
Allanah Sciberras
Business owners are still yet to find out what exemptions could apply to them in changes to capital gains tax.
Andrew Brown
