Terrorism legislation threatens freedoms By Nathan DaviesHome News New anti-terrorism legislation is turning Australia into a police state, the head of the Islamic Council of Victoria has told The Newsroom. June 12 Details
Mission impossible: buying a first house By Ben VilnisHome News Treasurer Joe Hockey offended would-be home buyers earlier this week with his comment that buyers simply needed a decent job. June 12 Details
Let’s nip this sexism in the bud By Erin KenneallyFeatures Home From penis jackets to nipple dresses, when will this war against women end? June 12 Details
‘Silent majority’ now a minority: PM’s sister By Josh ChahalHome News Gay marriage advocate Christine Forster says legalising same-sex marriage is inevitable in Australia, with only a “small minority” opposing changes to the Marriage Act. June 12 Details
“American Dream” Dusty Rhodes dies at 69 By Lachlan BruntonHome News Hall of Fame wrestler Dusty Rhodes passed away earlier this morning, leaving behind an unmatched legacy. June 12 Details
Asylum seekers’ human rights further challenged By Lily MayersHome News New Government legislation has put further at risk the basic human rights of asylum seekers in detention after granting far-reaching powers to guards. June 11 Details
Hoons: cracking down on revheads By Ra'Eesah LillahHome News The smell of burning rubber and the sound of a revved-up engine is the ultimate high for car fanatics. June 11 Details
Officer resigns after pulling gun on teens By Sasha GodmanHome World The police officer who wrestled and handcuffed a 14-year-old girl during a pool party last Friday has resigned. June 11 Details
News in brief – Five-month-old baby sent back to Nauru By Greta LevyHome News A five-month old baby that was born in Australia has been sent to in an immigration centre in Nauru June 11 Details
News in brief – Australia accused of bribing smugglers By Greta LevyHome News Australian officials has been accused of paying bribes to return an asylum-seeker boat back in Indonesia. June 10 Details