The stunning bravery and suspicious death of Alexei Navalny
The man many considered Russian President Vladimir Putin’s most powerful critic, Alexie Navalny, is dead. His death comes after a highly publicised assassination attempt a few years ago, when it's be...
19 Feb 202412min
Dementia: The growing challenge to Australians as they age
There are 450,000 Australians living with Dementia. Our parents or grandparents drift away from us as the disease takes hold. So are we doing enough to manage the crisis? Closed wards, limited interac...
18 Feb 202421min
Tony Armstrong on why hard work doesn’t always pay off
Tony Armstrong is a proud Gamilaroi man and former AFL player, turned TV presenter, podcaster and two time Logie winner. With his moustache and cheeky smile all over our screens as the sports presente...
17 Feb 202439min
Are we too Swift in criticising obsessed popstar fans?
Taylor Swift is the talk of the town, with the icon shortly kicking off her leg of the Australian Eras Tour show tonight in Melbourne. The hype is real, with Swifties creating palpable levels of excit...
16 Feb 202413min
Australia eliminated measles. Here's why it's making a comeback
Measles is making a comeback. Here’s what you need to know. Australia was declared Measles-free ten years ago, but a resurgence in cases, largely from people visiting from overseas, has seen it return...
15 Feb 202419min
Tasmania is heading to an early election. Here's why you should care
Tasmania, currently the last Liberal government in the country, will head to an election more than a year earlier than planned. Yesterday, Premier Jeremy Rockliff announced that Tasmanians will vote o...
15 Feb 202412min
The growing divide between Gen Z, Millennials and everyone else
Gen Z or a Millennial? You’ve probably been told you’re more likely to vote toward the left of the political spectrum, only to drift further right as you get older. Well new research suggests that’s n...
14 Feb 202420min
