The World Today
The World Today is a comprehensive current affairs program which backgrounds, analyses, interprets and encourages debate on events and issues of interest and importance to all Australians.
Australia mourns Bondi terror attack
Showdown over hospital funding
Greg Lynn murder conviction set aside, re-trial ordered
Teens react to social media ban
Will the RBA offer a Christmas rate cut?
Barnaby Joyce defects to One Nation
Minister responds to damning private health report
Meta ban hits young Australians
Bruce Lehrmann appeal dismissed
Government walks back guard rails in AI plan
Energy grid warning over infrastructure gap
Hong Kong death toll climbs to 94
Dozens dead in Hong Kong apartment fires
Heatwave brings 'catastrophic' fire danger
Qld assesses damage after fierce storm
Darwin continues cleanup after Cyclone Fina
Negotiations continue on Russia-Ukraine plan
Australia bows out of COP31 bid
US Senate passes bill to release Epstein files
Victorian Liberals elect new leader
Coalition agrees on new energy policy
Schools closed over asbestos in play sand
Liberals decide to dump net zero target
Liberals meet to discuss net zero policy
Former PMs reflect on 'The Dismissal'
Tributes flow for broadcaster John Laws
Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire?
Democrats rally with Mamdani win
Battling Australia's espionage threats
Labor unveils free power plan
Divide over Nationals' Net-Zero decision
The fall of a prince
Hurricane Melissa threatens Bahamas
Gaza ceasefire under pressure
Calls for tighter regulation in childcare sector
Trump prepares to meet Xi this week
NBA stars arrested in FBI gambling sting
US hits Russian oil firms with sanctions
Prime Minister throws support behind Rudd
Trump and Albanese sign critical minerals deal
Ceasefire resumes in Gaza after dozens killed
Trump and Putin to discuss Ukraine in Budapest
Hamas and Israel continue to exchange the dead
Fragile ceasefire deal holds in Middle East
US and Arab countries strengthen ceasefire deal
Hostages and prisoners due to be released
Israeli cabinet approves phase one of peace deal
Israel and Hamas agree to first phase of peace plan
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