Nicole Hegarty

The malicious release of personal data online, known as doxxing, will be outlawed and attract up to seven years in jail under new legislation being introduced to federal parliament on Thursday.

In short: The government has warned Australians in Lebanon that it doesn't have capacity to assist all of them if an evacuation is required.

The federal government's multi-employer bargaining reform is set to face its first test, as three coal mining giants launch a bid to appeal a decision forcing them to engage in the practice.

Victim-survivors of family and domestic violence say paid leave has allowed them to maintain their income while accessing crucial supports, but limited awareness has meant some have gone without the entitlement.

Program: AM Presented by Former Labor Senator Fatima Payman's launch of her new party, Australia's Vote, has been met with a mixed

King Charles' visit to Canberra has been disrupted by an Indigenous rights protest from Victorian Senator Lidia Thorpe, who told the monarch he was not her King.

About 12,000 early childhood educators are set to lock in a 10 per cent pay rise before Christmas with the finalisation of the first multi-employer

Australians with student debts will see their repayments fall and won't begin paying down their debt until they earn more in a pre-election federal government move to ease cost of living pressures for younger Australians.

A re-elected Albanese government would reduce student debts by 20 per cent as part of a broader suite of changes to the system.

Construction sector insiders say the absence of legal protections and the fear of career ramifications mean they cannot afford to come forward and speak to the construction union's administrator.