Plus: Should we have a shark cull?
Tanya Pliberseck says men "need to talk about the complexity of their lives, in their own words."
Tony Abbot and Bob Katter are among those calling for the mass killings of sharks, experts say it could lead to beaches being more dangerous.
Affordable Energy Australia's website was originally registered to the Page Research Centre, before being sold on to the Coalition for Conservation.
The commission's draft report says over-regulation could be adding up to $300,000 to the cost of a new home.
Rockstar Games turned off the virtual casino for Australian players as strict new online gambling laws loom.
Angus Taylor, Matt Canavan and Colin Boyce were on show in Central Queensland to argue net zero is killing the bush. Some of what they said didn't hold up.
Plus: GTA ban
What do a Facebook page, an apartment in Mascot and something called “Dragon’s blood” resin have in common?
Who is behind One News Australia?
Plus: Are data centres about to drive up your power bill?
Data centres are popping up all over Australia, but there's a plan to stop everyday Aussies from covering the power bill.
The play equipment was up for grabs in the Lick-A-Prize competition.
How a mining company and a government turned a Western Australian town into a no-go zone.
Estimates show nuclear power wouldn't reach Australia's grid until at least 2040 – but that hasn’t stopped big coal and gas from backing its proponents.
Two proposals worth billions are on the table at this week's Labor conference, but even if members vote yes, nothing has to change.
Plus: Will Labor listen to its members?
There's been a long debate on the speed of Victoria's Princes Highway, with a new election promise to increase its speed leaving safety experts concerned.
Why do fossil fuel companies support nuclear energy?
Plus: Peter Whish-Wilson on 14 years in the system.
The Queensland Premier wants to let tech companies use whatever electricity is “best placed”.
The PM says big tech will have to pay for its own power. The type of power, another question.
The Sydney council that's trying to dodge housing targets, despite barely building any homes.
Plus: Will data centres finally cough-up?
When it comes to money and influence, it seems Australia's richest woman is inescapable.
