Rex Widerstrom

Detectives from the Australian Federal Police have raided the offices of consultancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers as part of an investigation into former staff.

Paul Burns asked students that if they believed the world was overpopulated then they should commit suicide.

Breakdancer Rachael ‘Raygun’ Gunn is to retire from the sport due to the fallout from her performance at the Olympics.

Christopher Luxon has used social media to warn beneficiaries that his government intends to enforce tough new sanctions to make them look for work.

Former Labor Senator Chris Evans has been appointed the first federal anti-slavery commissioner.

‘We were trying to get an appointment but we haven’t got one,’ Daniel Suidani said.

Parties, candidates and donors will all face caps on how much they can spend on election campaigns, but taxpayers will give parties more money per vote.

Some students were able to work out how to access questions, supposedly hidden, in sample papers uploaded by the body in charge of exams.

Distrust of Australia’s two largest supermarkets, Coles and Woolworths, has created the National Dictionary Centre’s new ‘word of the year.’

Around 1,500 distribution centre workers have walked off the job indefinitely, seeking a single agreement covering all the supermarket’s workers in Australia.