The Department of Home Affairs is looking at ways to use "sophisticated algorithms and data matching" to automate the process after Hakeem al-Araibi was imprisoned for two months because processes "broke down". (ABC News)
Senators grill bureaucrats over $422m Paladin Holdings security contracts on Manus Island
Top bureaucrats defend the handling of a $422 million contract for security and other services on Manus Island, arguing Australia was forced to step in quickly after Papua New Guinea pulled out. (ABC News)
The four AFLW controversies you need to get across
The AFL women's league is growing ever more popular; this round drew impressive crowds at the weekend, but also its fair share of controversy, writes Kate O'Halloran. (ABC News)
One in 10 admit to sex pics, videos abuse
A landmark study shows a staggering 10 per cent of Australians have engaged in revenge porn and other forms of abuse involving sexual photos and videos.
Border bosses admit mistakes over Hakeem
Australian Border Force officials have admitted their processes "broke down" and accepted some responsibility for the detention of refugee footballer Hakeem al-Araibi.
Dead NSW intruder named as weightlifter
The home intruder who died following a struggle with a Sydney father inside his family home was a personal trainer and weightlifter who competed in strength competitions around the world.