In a world of comparing apples and oranges, the Coalition's claim that its nuclear plan would be hundreds of billions cheaper than Labor's looks to have come from comparing apples and elephants. 

Health Minister Mark Butler has called out "product phoenixing" — when health insurers close existing "gold" policies to new customers, but then introduce new, almost identical policies at a higher cost.

Energy analysts say the Coalition's nuclear plan will be more expensive, burn more carbon, result in a smaller economy, and be more disruptive than Peter Dutton claims.

KPMG announced it would be closing all of Mosaic Group's Katie stores after it was found the business was largely operating at a loss.

A New South Wales man has avoided jail time after becoming the first person charged under the state's new coercive control laws.