Rafqa Touma

Rafqa Touma speaks to Penry Buckley about whether the buyback will work and why the move has angered so many.

Shabana Azeez sat down with Guardian Australia's Rafqa Touma to tell her the most disgusting thing she saw on the set of The Pitt, her most controversial pop culture opinion and who her nemesis is

With Jackson Pollock’s Blue Poles relocating from Canberra to Perth, Guardian Australia’s political editor, Tom McIlroy, speaks to Rafqa Touma about the colliding worlds of art and politics, and one of Australia’s most fascinating controversies

Guardian reporter Cait Kelly speaks to Rafqa Touma from Kathmandu about the devastation on the ground, the search for survivors and what happens next

Do American weapons and military in every corner of the Australian continent make Australians safer – or less safe?

Since late June, a stalking survivor in South Korea can open an app and watch a tagged perpetrator move in real time once they come within a 2km radius

Rafqa Touma speaks to senior correspondent Sarah Martin about the depth of the relationship between Gina Rinehart and One Nation

One Nation's national director wields as much power over the party as anyone – even Hanson herself

Andy Burnham has kicked off a U-turn on Brexit, using his Labour conference speech to say that leaving the EU had done Britain ‘more harm than good’. With public polling now shifting against Brexit, is the door open for the UK to decide if it wants to rejoin? Lucy Hough speaks to Europe correspondent Jon Henley

Andy Burnham has kicked off a U-turn on Brexit, using his Labour conference speech to say that leaving the EU had done Britain ‘more harm than good’. With public polling now shifting against Brexit, is the door now open for the UK to decide if it wants to rejoin? Lucy Hough speaks to Europe correspondent Jon Henley