Canberra Bubble News Today

A long-term study of the lives of 167 babies can tell us a lot about how family bonds, wealth, education and changes to our social safety net can impact a person's life.

Today, readers comment on bankers and reality, a Central Living District, the law and the right to die, and an ecstatic ASO review.

The APVMA was moved to Armidale by former Ag Minister Barnaby Joyce in 2019.

This week is was announced the current ABC chair will not seek a second term at the public broadcaster. Will she leave as a success, a failure, or something in between?

Recent whistleblower claims about an American UFO cover-up will come as little surprise to one Australian senator.

Recent whistleblower claims about an American UFO cover-up will come as little surprise to one Australian senator.

The Reserve Bank Governor may have triggered a flurry of passive-aggressive share house notes and crushed the dreams of shadow treasurer Angus Taylor in a single Senate Estimates appearance, writes Annabel Crabb.

The member for Kooyong discusses the difficulties of being a woman in parliament, and reveals the unexpected besties she’s made since being elected.

From forging unexpected friendships to spending their first parliamentary pay cheque, six federal parliament newbies share their experiences with the ABC's new social-first show that uncovers the realities of life inside the Canberra bubble.

The ABC has defended journalist Louise Milligan listing all her accolades after a Liberal Senator launched a scathing attack on the network over her controversial legal speech.