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The political race continues to put criminals released from immigration detention back behind bars;A fragile truce in Gaza holds as talks are held to further extend the Israel-Hamas ceasefire;And Indigenous leaders in the Northern Territory call for old, toxic mines to be cleaned up.. before any new developments are allowed.

Israel and Hamas have agreed to extend the four day truce in Gaza for another two days.

Israel and Hamas continue hostage and prisoner exchanges, as the US pushes for an extension to the temporary ceasefire.

Fire crews have worked through the night on Perth's northern outskirts, but they don't expect to bring a massive fire under control for days. 

A temporary ceasefire between Israel and Hamas will allow some Israeli hostages to be exchanged for Palestinian prisoners and humanitarian aid

The Federal Government unveils a $600m plan to better protect its agencies, individuals and businesses from cyber criminals

The resignation of the Optus CEO might not be the only change the telco needs to make to restore public trust after a nationwide outage.

Australia has delivered an astonishing men's cricket World Cup upset, defeating India to claim a record sixth title.

Parliament rams through new laws putting strict conditions on dozens of detainees released from immigration detention - will they hold up to legal challenge?

Ankle bracelets and curfews are being proposed by the Federal Government as new measures to monitor people released from immigration detention.

China has been identified as major backer of serious hacking of Australian companies and infrastructure.

Renters in every capital city are worse off than now than before the pandemic and those living in regional areas are faring little better.

A major port operator remains crippled by a cyber attack, as the Federal Government prepares new cybersecurity rules for businesses.

Four-hour military pauses to begin in the north of Gaza, to allow civilians to escape and for desperately needed humanitarian aid to get in

Optus is facing a Government review into its nationwide phone and internet outage

After 13 interest rate rises, borrowers and business owners brace for more hikes as they juggle cost of living pressures

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has invited China's President Xi Jinping to Australia after what he calls a 'positive' landmark summit in Beijing; Donald Trump clashes with judge in his New York fraud trial; And researchers warning the Melbourne Cup could be luring a new generation of gamblers. 

Five killed and more injured as a car plows into outdoor diners at a pub in regional Victoria.  

Israel's Prime Minister says the country's soldiers are at the height of their battle with the Islamist militant group Hamas in Gaza City

Twenty Australians left Gaza through the Rafah border crossing into Egypt, but some weren't allowed through. 

The family of detained Australian writer Yang Hengjun's pleading with the Prime Minister to do everything in his power to save his life.

Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel will not agree to a ceasefire in Gaza. It comes concerns grow about the number of children being killed. A man with a lifelong disability is taking his fight to gain access to the NDIS to the United Nations. It's hoped changes to Medicare to allow nurse practitioners to play a bigger role where there aren't enough doctors.

The Israel Defence Force says its fighter jets have hit 450 Hamas targets, including operational command centres, in the past 24 hours. Foreign Minister Penny Wong concerned Gaza conflict could spread to wider region.  What can companies do to reduce the gender pay gap in their workplace? Some are having more success than others. 

Israeli tanks targeting Hamas' tunnel networks but anger's growing among families of hostages demanding the Government do more to get them back.

Anthony Albanese meets Joe Biden at the White House and gets a Presidential reassurance that the AUKUS nuclear submarines will be built despite political opposition in the US