Economics: The federal government has rebuffed calls from one of the country's largest unions for a super profits tax on miners and other large companies.
Business: Lawyers for John Margerison said he would not face the parliamentary committee inquiry because he lived overseas and had "severed all ties" with Australia.
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Court: A man serving 16 years in prison for murdering his friend under the Monaro Street bridge in Queanbeyan in 2019 has had his appeal against the sentence quashed.
Federal politics: Services Australia will scrap the mechanism used to calculate welfare payments, as Government Services Minister Bill Shorten said despite the investment, "we still have nothing to show for it".
Allhomes: Nostalgia for migrants' birth countries is often seen through an injection of European influences into home designs around Canberra and the broader region.
Federal politics: The Murray-Darling Basin Plan will be extended to give water-saving projects more time to come to fruition, the federal Water Minister Tanya Plibersek has announced.
Court: One of the two Canberra men alleged to have smuggled nearly a quarter-tonne of cocaine into Queensland will join his co-accused on remand after making no attempt at bail.
Women's World Cup: Eight years after the Matildas last played Nigeria at a Women's World Cup, those who remember the day have no plans of taking victory for granted.
