Doctors Note: What you don't know could kill you
Today, we bring you the first part of our exclusive, three-part special investigation into the risky new frontier of Australia's healthcare system. The Briefing's investigative team went undercover ...
21 Apr 202412min
How Andreas Lundin survived Alone Australia and eating possum
Alone has been dubbed the most successful original commission in SBS history. The series is a reality show like never before, where 10 people get dropped into a remote environment completely alone to ...
20 Apr 202443min
Esme Louise James is the kinkiest historian you'll ever meet
History is a lot of things. Fascinating, confronting, sometimes shameful, often brutal, and also incredibly kinky. Esme Louise James is a sex historian – her work explores the history of human sexuali...
19 Apr 202438min
'Cicada-geddon' is about to sweep across America
This spring, up to 16 states across the US will see a natural phenomenon of spectacular proportions not seen in over 200 years, as an estimated trillion periodical cicadas emerge in the same season. W...
19 Apr 202412min
Could we be seeing the end of trial by jury? Higgins Judge weighs in
This week lawyers in New York are trying to pick the jury for Donald Trump’s trial. On the first day more than 50 potential jurors were dismissed, with many saying they couldn’t be impartial. In this ...
18 Apr 202420min
After Bondi, here's what you should know about schizophrenia
Australia was shocked as a mass stabbing event unfolded at Sydney’s Westfield Bondi Junction shopping centre at the weekend. The centre reopened today for quiet reflection. Retail outlets did not open...
18 Apr 202412min
Something in the water? The Boomer stare explained
The health issues associated with long-term lead poisoning are not secret and governments around the world have been making moves since the 1970s to limit our exposure to the element. But there’s a th...
17 Apr 202419min
Behind the evil tech that DV offenders use to maintain control
Malware, spyware and stalkerware programs give unauthorised and undetected insight into another person’s device. All too often, they are used as an insidious tool for domestic violence offenders. Inst...
17 Apr 202412min
