Karen Tong

The downfall of Hillsong – one of Australia's biggest exports after iron ore and the Hemsworth brothers – has led to serious soul-searching.

China has made giant leaps in space exploration and technology over the past year – and NASA is worried.

From forging unexpected friendships to spending their first parliamentary pay cheque, six federal parliament newbies share their experiences with the ABC's new social-first show that uncovers the realities of life inside the Canberra bubble.

Thinking about taking up private health insurance — or giving it up? Here are some things to consider.

Three young, Aboriginal women share their views on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament – but don't expect them to fall neatly into Yes or No camps.

Kendall, Shiv, Roman – or Tom? Here's a look at the key players vying for the top spot at Waystar Royco as the final season of Succession begins.

James planned to do one cycle of steroids. But people started complimenting his muscles and physique – so he kept going.

What do you get when you jailbreak ChatGPT? DAN, a chatbot who is willing to answer all your questions — even unethical ones.

Former minister for Indigenous Australians and 'Yes' campaigner Ken Wyatt and senior 'No' campaign leader Warren Mundine discuss key issues on the Voice referendum.

"They're well educated, professional jobs, earning good incomes – and single." Meet the Australian women who are freezing their eggs.

First Nations people hold a wide range of views when it comes to the Voice to Parliament – but dissent doesn't necessarily mean division.

Links to fake Australia Post websites and requests for overpayment refunds are just some of the scams to look out for when selling things on the internet.

Martin Ingle used the internet to self-diagnose his obsessive-compulsive disorder – he found the right therapist online too. But there are risks when it comes to using Dr Google.

Aged care workers are set for a 15 per cent wage rise, but who gets it, and will it be enough to keep people in the industry?

Here's everything you didn't know you needed to know about Taylor Swift's new album, Midnights.

Chinese President Xi Jinping is likely to start a historic third term — and further elevate his ideology in Chinese law and society.

China is a communist and atheist state but religious belief and practice continue under the watchful eye of President Xi Jinping and the Party.

The Optus data breach "should strike fear in the hearts of all directors and senior managers" in Australia, says Governance Institute of Australia chief Megan Motto.

Retired AFL legend Eddie Betts has played 350 AFL games and kicked 640 goals – but he's not done yet. He may even win his first premiership after returning to the game as assistant coach for the Geelong Cats.

It's time to renew your subscriptions to all the streaming services and binge-watch these Emmy winners and nominees.

The honeymoon period for Australian prime ministers is 94 days, according to a leading political science expert — which means that Anthony Albanese's popularity bubble is set to burst.

Ukraine feeds 400 million people, science writer and the author Julian Cribb says, and the war with Russia is exacerbating an already alarming global food crisis.

Navigating life in a COVID-normal world is stressful — which may be why we're still experiencing memory problems and lockdown brain fog.

Cameron's lease expires at the end of August. If he can't secure a rental in time, he'll have to move his wife and four children into his parents' home.

There are more than 1.3 billion Twitter accounts, but only 192 million of them are daily active users – so who is Elon Musk buying Twitter for?