"Earn or burn": why dozens of Melbourne businesses have been firebombed
Melbourne is in the grip of a crime war over the illicit tobacco market. Cheap imported tobacco, known as ‘chop chop’ is flooding the market and crime gangs want a slice of the action. Police say th...
22 Nov 202310min
One in six Australian men have sexual feelings towards children
One in six Australian men have reported sexual feelings towards children in the world's largest ever child sexual abuse perpetration prevalence study. Researchers at UNSW and Jesuit Social Services ha...
21 Nov 202318min
Boomers are spending big while the rest of us suffer
The cost of living is an issue affecting Australians right across the board, whether you're young or old, renting or buying, working or unemployed. Yet while we all feel the sting of forking out for ...
21 Nov 202312min
$20,000 Sneakers: What Melissa Caddick's family has to give back
Melissa Caddick is the infamous financial adviser who orchestrated a multi-million dollar investment scam, and then disappeared in 2020. In the latest instalment of the Caddick saga, her husband Antho...
20 Nov 202324min
Yoga over booze: the changing face of schoolies in Australia
Since the 1970s, young Aussies have marked the end of their schooling career by descending on beaches across the country for a week of drinking, partying and hooking up – an annual event known as scho...
20 Nov 202311min
Inside Australia's vape addiction crisis: a 19-year-old’s story
The Federal Government has announced it will ban the importation of vapes and cut permitted nicotine levels under reforms set to be phased in from January next year. With a new survey of 2,500 young p...
19 Nov 202320min
Why Clementine Ford is telling you not to get married
Speak now or forever hold your peace! Australian feminist writer, broadcaster and public speaker Clementine Ford makes the case against marriage. In this chat with Antoinette Lattouf Clementine breaks...
17 Nov 202335min
Resurrecting the Tasmanian Tiger: the science behind de-extinction
Ever wondered if extinct species could make a comeback? The Tasmanian Tiger became extinct in 1936, but an Australian researcher is working on bringing them back from the dead. Professor in Epigenetic...
17 Nov 20238min
