Madeleine Wedesweiler

Immigration Minister Andrew Giles has explained for the first time exactly how the government is keeping tabs on people recently released from indefinite immigration detention.

Thousands of restaurants are expected to close in the next 12 months as the cost of living crisis rocks the industry.

Only 43 per cent of Centrelink claims were processed on time in the first four months of this year.

Some 40 years on, NSW will become the final state to apologise for formerly criminalising homosexuality. Robert French recalls the time he begged police to arrest him.

An unsolved murder case in Adelaide was the catalyst for South Australia to become the most progressive state in the Western world on gay law reform in the 1970s.

Three Australian cities have been ranked as 'impossibly unaffordable' as the country has some of the world's worst ratios of median income to median house prices.

Are Wang Wang and Fu Ni just cuddly bears or important ambassadors? Key Points Chinese Premier Li Qiang is visiting Australia, the first such trip in seven years.

Li Qiang has announced a giant panda switch-up during his visit to Adelaide. Key Points

Ghulamreza Haidari left Afghanistan in 2012 because he feared for his safety as a Hazara man and hoped he could settle his family in Australia. He's still waiting.

The WikiLeaks founder has walked free after pleading guilty to espionage charges and has been reunited with family in Australia. Key Points