Am Full Episode

The Federal government's releasing its blueprint for the development of the artificial intelligence industry in Australia.

Fears the nation's electricity grid isn't prepared for the closure of Australia's largest coal-fired power station.

The death toll in the apartment complex fire in Hong Kong has now passed 80 with hundreds still missing - many of whom are feared dead. 

Bad news for home owners with forecasts of interest rate hikes on the back of higher than expected inflation data.

The US says Ukraine's on the brink of signing a peace deal with Russia. 

Better pay and protections for delivery drivers in a world-first deal.

The Government open to a deal with either the Greens or the Coalition to get its environmental laws passed. 

US officials meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy about a US and Russian led peace deal.

Australian teens given a two-week warning to "download or delete" their accounts from Instagram, Facebook and Threads.

Australia might like to boast that it's the clever country - so why has our premier science agency slashed hundreds of jobs?

Victoria to get its third Liberal leader in less than a year with Brad Battin set to be replaced by Jess Wilson. 

Is the Liberal partyroom gearing up to flick the switch on Sussan Ley's leadership?

The Liberal and National parties will get together today to settle a joint position on energy policy, after the Liberal Party agreed to abandon its net zero by 2050 target.

The Liberals clear the path to dump their Net Zero commitments.

Federal Liberal politicians meet in Canberra to debate dumping net zero.

50 years on, how the events of dismissal of the Whitlam Government shaped our politics.

Irreverent, rude, condescending but always entertaining - broadcaster John Laws dies aged 90.

Serious and organised crime groups are tightening their grip on Australia's illicit tobacco market, causing fire bombings and violent attacks.

AM looks at Australia's housing market and why it's hard for people to crack.

Her party at a crossroads and her leadership under scrutiny as a split emerges over net zero carbon climate policy. Liberal leader Sussan Ley speaks to AM.