A chill ran through me when I read about Anne Iddon, a blind woman who apparently died of starvation and dehydration after her husband and carer passed away. Their bodies lay in their Sydney home for weeks before being found. Could the same thing happen to my mother? Stephanie Wood writes.

While the banks won't have much difficulty meeting APRA's new capital requirements, there still is some bad news on the way for both them and property investors, writes Stephen Letts.

The best approach for employees considering a relationship with a colleague is to separate the romantic advance from the workplace, writes Paul Harpur from the University of Queensland.

Senior Liberals are privately expressing frustration at their party's lack of visibility, with little comment provided on key issues of the past fortnight including an explosive report on the Banksia Hill detention centre, writes Jacob Kagi.

The distribution of commercial spyware to government agencies appears to be common practice in Australia. But is there adequate transparency and oversight for the use of these tools?