Following the attack on Independent MP Helen Haines, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has taken aim at the online 'manosphere' as part of broader discussions around digital safety for children and adults.
Mildura has officially put dried fruit on the tourist map, unveiling the "Big Sultana" to rival Australia's quirky collection of giant roadside monuments.
Tourism operators have warned government plans to cut working holiday visas will trigger severe worker shortages across regional Australia. Minister for Housing and Homelessness, Clare O'Neil and Leader of the Opposition in the senate, Michaelia Cash discuss these topics on Today's Newschat.
He's dissected some of the greatest songs in music history and amassed a massive following along the way, and now musical genius Rick Beato has come to Australia for the first time.
Purple Wiggle John Pearce has opened up about life off stage after building a massive following among parents over five years with the children's group.
Grab your popcorn, because Love Island Australia is officially back for a brand-new season, as host Sophie Monk drops hints about the new contestants entering the villa.
Entertainment reporter Richard Wilkins previews the biggest new releases landing in cinemas this weekend. From DC’s body-horror origin story Clayface and Taika Waititi’s AI drama Klara and the Sun, to LAIKA’s record-breaking stop-motion epic Wildwood, Sacha Baron Cohen's return in Ali G: Who Iz I?, and the star-studded John Farnham: The Celebration Concert.
The Duchess of Sussex has spoken of her deep distress following allegations and an investigation into her estranged father, Thomas Markle Senior. Daily Mirror Royal Editor Russell Myers joins Today to explain how a 2018 Metropolitan Police letter sheds new light on why Meghan severed ties to protect her family and remained silent under strict legal advice.