The Latest Breaking News from Andrew Probyn

A possible formal complaint is a sign of escalating tensions between the national broadcaster and The Australian.

The energy regulator warns Australia is too slow investing in a new, clean electricity supply, and NDIS Minister Bill Shorten describes last week in Parliament as ‘worse than shambolic, it was toxic’.

The ABC is embarking on a digital transformation, but with more than 100 jobs getting the chop, it's being described as a bloodbath.

So called ‘legacy jobs’ are on the way out and digital reporters are being hired as national broadcaster reinvents itself. Plus: Ten’s team shakeup

The ABC will nationalise its 7pm Sunday bulletin, bring back Stateline, and disband its arts team as part of its biggest restructure in six years.

Former Liberal senator Amanda Stoker alleges her then-Liberal colleague Senator David Van ‘inappropriately touched me … it was not accidental’, and a senior barrister says it could be impossible to find an impartial jury to try disgraced soldier Ben Roberts-Smith with war crimes.

Veteran journalist and political editor Andrew Probyn is among up to 120 staff being made redundant at the ABC.

Thorpe tells Senate she had reported experiences to former Coalition government

ABC political editor Andrew Probyn has been made redundant by national broadcaster, as it unveils sweeping cuts.

Probyn said he was told by the ABC they ‘no longer need a political editor and they want to reinvest the money into social and digital reporting roles’

As Labor unveils its second federal budget, producers at Australia’s major free-to-air networks make their plans to win viewers.