Some telco customers have been getting some nasty surprises lately, with changes to their bill mid contract.

Schools around the country are overcrowded or losing students.  How does this affect students and teachers, and what can be done about it?

Australia’s relationship with its pacific neighbours is again in the spotlight with a bi-partisan delegation flying to the remote island nation of Tuvalu today, for talks after the two nations signed a migration and security pact.

The New York hush money trial of former President Donald Trump has finally heard from the prosecution's star witness.

How do other countries respond to mental health callouts? One US state is leading the way - now with police but with mental health first responders.

For months now the US has been saying that a ground invasion on Rafah without a plan to deal with the million or so people sheltering there would be unacceptable. 

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has already indicated next week's budget will do what it can to take the pressure of inflation, with tax reform on the agenda. 

Australians saddled with mounting HECS debts have found their borrowing power diminished in recent years. So should banks be more lenient on young Australians seeking home loans?

Israel’s military has taken control of the Palestinian side of the Rafah crossing in Gaza.

The recommendations call for the government to forcibly break up the major supermarkets if they engage in anti-competitive behaviour, establish a commission on pricing and make the food and grocery code of conduct compulsory.

Sometimes in life you pick up a skill in one place and years later it remerges in a totally different field. Take Anaplastologist Sophie Fleming; she spent her early career working on Hollywood special effects making prosthetics from silicone on the set of blockbusters like Wolverine and Star Wars. Now she’s one of the foremost experts in reconstructing people's faces after they lose a nose or an ear to cancer.

Many of our greatest artists have found odd jobs to make ends meet before getting their big break. But for the next generation of Australian artists, that break is getting further away and harder to make a living from.

After a spate of deadly knife attacks in NSW,  the state government is proposing new laws which would give police powers to stop and scan anyone for a knife without a warrant, mimicking legislation already in place in Queensland.

The Reserve Bank has kept interest rates on hold at 4.35 per cent.

The Coalition has called for extensive amendments to Labor’s deportation bill, including mandatory consideration of the best interests of children before exercising new ministerial powers.

As it always does, this year’s Met Gala in New York brought the weird, the wonderful and the downright wacky together.

Hard to believe it’s been 30 years since Jurassic Park first hit our screens. It was a big budget classic, and yet another box office hit for its creator Steven Spielberg. But now a group of diehard Jurassic Park super fans are slowly but surely recreating the film, using a combination of ingenuity and sheer determination to recreate an altogether different version of Spielberg’s 1993 hit film.

An investigation by the Advocate for Children and Young People in NSW has uncovered harrowing experiences by children and young people in emergency accommodation. 

What does one of the key negotiators of the 2015 Paris agreement think about where we are and where we could be?

Israel’s military has started moving Palestinian civilians out of Rafah in southern Gaza, ahead of an expected ground invasion.

Humans have always been fascinated by Octopus. They're littered through cultural history and yet we still don't fully understand them and their intelligence. A new docu-series aims to understand a little bit more.

Changes to HECS and more financial support to some university students are among the latest round of budget pre-announcements unveiled by the Treasurer Jim Chalmers this week. Payments to help students with so called  'placement poverty' are aimed at addressing a chronic shortage of teachers, nurses and social workers. But there's plenty of politics behind the policy ahead of a federal election next year

Changes to HECS and more financial support to some university students are among the latest round of budget pre-announcements unveiled by the Treasurer Jim Chalmers this week.

Qantas has reached an agreement with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to settle a lawsuit against the airline for selling seats on flights that had already been cancelled.