Baby food in Australia fails WHO standards. So what are they eating?
An alarming new study our this week has found no baby or toddler foods in Australian supermarkets meet World Health Organisation standards. But how can this be possible, and what does this actually me...
16 Aug 202411min
Brooke Schofield has been cancelled - but does that matter anymore?
Brooke Schofield has been cancelled. But in 2024, does that matter to anyone anymore? Since the term entered the zeitgeist, 'getting cancelled' was once the worst thing that could happen to a public f...
15 Aug 202422min
Here's what happens if you ignore the government's travel advice
The federal government has advised Australians not to travel to Lebanon, and any Australians in Lebanon to return home due to a "volatile security situation and the risk of the security situation dete...
15 Aug 202412min
The Wieambilla police massacre and criminally insanity
An inquest into the December 2022 Wieambilla police massacre has heard evidence the trio responsible – Gareth, Stacey and Nathaniel Train – would have been ruled morally insane and unfit to stand tria...
14 Aug 202421min
Raygun is breaking the internet. Is the criticism justified?
Everyone’s talking about Australian breaker Dr Rachael Gunn – aka Raygun – and her performance at the Paris Olympics less than a week ago. Some think she is a national treasure who should be celebrate...
14 Aug 202410min
Algorithms dictate everything we see. It's time to crack them
The algorithms that decide what we experience on social media, and on the internet in general, have a profound impact on the way we see the world. Yet giant companies like Meta and Google keep the det...
13 Aug 202422min
Breaking down Trump and Elon’s 'biggest interview in history'
Former U.S. President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has made a significant (and significantly delayed) return to social media platform X, formally known as Twitter, in a ‘live con...
13 Aug 202416min
What choosing to die looks like in Australia in 2024
A new report on Australia’s Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) laws was handed down in federal parliament on Monday - and it's found euthanasia is more widely accepted than ever before. Almost 2500 termin...
12 Aug 202422min
