The phrase "class warfare" has been revived in the parliament, as the Government and Opposition attempt to slice and dice the budget in their interests. Follow all the latest developments live.
Ted Cruz is forced to suspend his Republican presidential candidacy after slumping to a heavy defeat to Donald Trump in the Indiana primary, hours after being embroiled in a war of words over the JFK assassination.
The Federal Opposition has slammed the budget as a gift for billionaires which is "unfair at its heart" — here is a brief breakdown of where Labor stands on some of the Government's major announcements.
Retiring federal MP Clive Palmer does not rule out standing as a Queensland Senate candidate for the Palmer United Party, saying he needs to discuss his future with his wife.
The parents of a six-month-old boy who died after being misdiagnosed with gastroenteritis want answers about their son's death, saying his condition was treatable and the death preventable.
The Federal Government's surprise move to cap superannuation concessions for the very well-off meets with a mixed response from retirees and industry players.
While they may only receive $4 an hour, some young jobseekers say they want to take part in the Government's proposed internship program despite fears employees will exploit the proposal.
A woman who was "day-dreaming" when she drove into and killed a cyclist a week before the victim was due to get married is spared jail by a District Court judge.
Actress Emma Watson highlights sustainability and garment workers' rights in her outfit choice for the famous Met Gala, while Australia's-own Margot Robbie also dresses eco.
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