Politics

Dr Kerry Chant is set to take her first break in two years when NSW ends most of its remaining COVID-19 restrictions.

Nicolle Flint has delivered her final speech to parliament, calling out the “misogynistic abuse and dangerous behaviour” she experienced.

New Zealand has banned conversion therapy, with the parliament near-unanimously passing legislation on the matter.

Virginia Giuffre’s civil case against Prince Andrew has been dropped, after a settlement was reached between the two parties overnight. 

Willoughby is in doubt for the NSW government, with independent candidate Larissa Penn closing in as vote counting continues.

Alan Tudge faces the sack from the frontbench over seeking to promote his lover while they were in an undisclosed relationship.

“It’s not a political debate. It’s kids we are talking about, who are entitled to be loved for who they are,” said Kylie Gwynne, co-chair of Rainbow Families.

Three women who were sexually harassed by former High Court justice Dyson Heydon have secured a confidential settlement.

Weeks after four female anti-Taliban activists went missing, presumed detained, Afghanistan’s “de facto authorities” have released them. 

From the moment Scott Morrison’s interview with Karl Stefanovic began last night, our collective eye twitch went into overdrive.

Melissa Horne, Victorian Minister for Consumer Affairs, Gaming and Liquor Regulation, shares this open letter in the wake of new sex work laws.

It took little time for Australians to sit up and take notice whenever Leigh Sales interviewed the many leaders over the decades.