• Federal government proposes changes to responsible lending laws

    For more than a decade, banks have been under a legal obligation to make sure borrowers have the means to repay their loans. Now the Morrison government wants to roll back the rules, saying they will hinder efforts to grow the economy out of the covid recession.

    5mins 59secs
  • The federal government announces a $1.5 billion manufacturing package

    Finance expert Alan Kohler analyses the federal government's $1.5 billion plan to boost manufacturing and help the county out of the covid recession.

    1min 47secs
  • Rio Tinto continued to lay explosives at Juukan Gorge after concerns raised

    A Senate inquiry has revealed Rio Tinto continued to lay explosives at Juukan Gorge even after concerns had been raised about the sacred site.

    6mins 5secs
  • Universities caught between covid and funding cuts

    Higher education has been hit hard by the covid recession, with more than 12,000 jobs already lost. At the same time, the government is trying to get the votes to pass the biggest shake-up of higher education funding in decades.

    5mins 56secs
  • Aged Care Royal Commission hands down report into coronavirus pandemic

    Aged care advocate Sarah Holland-Batt looks at the report into the coronavirus pandemic handed down by the Aged Care Royal Commission.

    2mins 32secs
  • Arts sector struggling to survive coronavirus pandemic

    Performing arts was one of the first sectors shut down by the pandemic and is likely to be one of the last back. Some companies say they can't hold on much longer.

    5mins 40secs
  • Lidia Thorpe to become Victoria's first Indigenous federal senator

    Victoria's first Aboriginal senator is about to be sworn into the federal parliament. The Greens Lidia Thorpe will replace the party's former leader Richard Di Natale.

    4mins 48secs