It's been revealed the first emails Optus sent to notify the government of its triple-zero outage went to the wrong email address. The miscommunication was revealed during a testy Senate Estimates hearing. Singapore telco Singtel is the parent company of Optus and today that country's prime minister said that the state-owned company will learn from its mistakes.

A new study has found females are genetically more likely to be affected by depression than males. In the largest study of its kind, Australian researchers hope this will help lay the groundwork for how to better treat mental illness.

Foreign governments and organised crime figures seeking to disrupt Australia's social cohesion have been put "on notice." That's the message from new AFP Commissioner Krissy Barrett who spoke to Political Correspondent Sara Tomevska for this exclusive interview.

The federal opposition has accused Communications Minister Anika Wells of misleading parliament over when her office was notified of the Optus Triple-Zero outage that has been linked to four deaths. It comes as emails that Optus sent to notify the government and the regulator of the outages, which ultimately affected more than 600 people last month, are scrutinised in Senate estimates. Meanwhile, legislation creating a triple-zero custodian has passed the lower house.

SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Armina Rosenberg from Minotaur Capital about the day's market action, including gold's new milestone and how her firm is using AI to invest; plus Nick Tuffley from ASB Bank goes through why the RBNZ cut interest rates more than expected and what it means for Australian travellers going to New Zealand.

Australia's latest snapshot of cancer incidence and deaths has been released.

The Supreme Court of NSW will hand down its decision on Thursdsay on whether or not the march will go ahead.

More fallout fromn the Optus Triple zero scandal, with the opposition accusing the government of not telling the truth... new research shows women are genetically more likely to get depressed than men... and multiple reports that Australian captain Pat Cummins will not be fit for the start of the Ashes

Australians were detained at what has been called an "outrageous" prison, and there are calls for claims of mistreatment to be investigated.

More ships are sailing towards Gaza as part of an international aid flotilla. It comes as Israel deports Australians who were part of the Global Sumud Flotilla.

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Home Affairs first found out in June that the people who smuggled themselves from a Syrian detention camp intended to return to Australia.

Companies had been told "a number of times" the email address was not to be used for notifications, a departmental staffer said.

Revelations Optus e-mailed the wrong government address about its triple zero outage... a renewed partnership between Australia and Singapore... and a bad start to the women's Champions League for three Matildas at Arsenal

New laws will target state entities that "fuel division, create fear and erode social cohesion" in Australia, the government said.

The year's first supermoon happened on Tuesday night but don't worry, there are more on the way.

The new Commissioner of the Australian Federal Police says her leadership will be characterised by a focus on social cohesion. Krissy Barrett, the first woman to lead the A-F-P, has amended the agency's mission statement to include "defend" and protect Australia from domestic and global security threats. In a wide ranging interview with SBS's Sara Tomevska, Commissioner Barrett says the agency will have a laser focus on disrupting crimes that impact Australia's sovereignty, democracy and social cohesion.

Seven Australians who were aboard the Gaza aid flotilla have been released from Israeli prison and deported to Jordan; the new Australian Federal Police Commissioner identifies social cohesion as a major focus under her leadership; and in Tennis, Australian Open organisers announce an event that will see professionals like Carlos Alcaraz face amateur players

Seven Australians who were aboard the Gaza aid flotilla have been released from Israeli prison and deported to Jordan; the new Australian Federal Police Commissioner identifies social cohesion as a major focus under her leadership; and in Tennis, Australian Open organisers announce an event that will see professionals like Carlos Alcaraz face amateur players

UK prosecutors will appeal a court's decision to throw out a terrorism case against a member of the Irish rap trio.

Donald Trump has said he would use the law to sidestep court rulings restricting orders to send National Guard troops into cities.

Disability advocates are demanding clarity on upcoming NDIS changes, warning that the new system could be "traumatising".

UEFA ‘reluctantly’ clears historic Perth clash as AC Milan set to host Como in world-first Serie A match, with FIFA expected to grant final approval for Italy's top flight debut on Australian soil.

Bereaved friends and family members gathered at the site of the Nova music festival, while others marched in Jerusalem and attended ceremonies across the country.

Krissy Barrett, the first woman to lead the Australian Federal Police, has revealed some of her early moves in her new role.