It has been described as virtue-signalling to the base. I think it is rather more serious. It will reinforce the anti-ABC sentiment of some in government ranks — which has reached absurd levels, writes Michelle Grattan. (ABC News)
Barty wins Nottingham Open in final against Konta
Australia's Ashleigh Barty claims her second WTA victory in a controversial final that ends with Johanna Konta failing to shake the umpire's hand after the match. (ABC News)
Downsizing or rightsizing: Either way supermarkets are shrinking. Here's why
Australia's growing population may mean more customers, but it is also putting pressure on available real estate for retailers. As population density increases, mostly in urbanised areas, many retailers are shrinking to grow, write Louise Grimmer and Gary Mortimer. (ABC News)
Burston warned Clive Palmer’s name ‘mud’
Former One Nation senator Brian Burston has been warned joining Clive Palmer's new political party will jeopardise his career, with Labor saying the mining magnate's name is "mud".
Treasurer ‘not blinking’ on tax cut plans
Treasurer Scott Morrison has ruled out splitting or amending plans for personal income and corporate tax cuts to ease their passage through the Senate.
Woman hit by bus in Brisbane’s CBD
A woman has serious leg injuries after she was hit by a bus in the heart of Brisbane.