Amelia Adams and Sammi Taylor read viewer feedback on 60 Minutes' program about gender creative parenting - the polarising parenting style where children are raised without an assigned gender, allowing them - when they are ready - to choose for themselves whether they identify as he/him, she/her, they/them or other combinations in the wide gender spectrum.

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Dimity Clancey and Anne Worthington read viewer feedback on 60 Minutes' program about how children survivors of domestic violence have been forgotten by the system.

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Amelia Adams and Toni Ambrogetti read viewer feedback on 60 Minutes' program about Tesla's Full Self-Driving Supervised cars, which has just rolled out on Australian roads this year.

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Adam Hegarty and Sammi Taylor read viewer feedback on 60 Minutes' program about the growing trend of people falling in love with AI bots, highlighting the tragic story of Sewell Setzer and his experience on Character.AI.

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Andrew Probyn and Anne Worthington discuss everything that went wrong with Taipan military helicopter that was introduced to Australia's Defence fleet in 2007, replacing the old Black Hawks and Sea Kings, but has been plagued by safety issues, culminating in the catastrophic crash during an exercise in 2023.

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Amelia Adams and Nichola Younger discuss the growing safety risks around e-bikes on our roads. For their 60 Minutes story, they spoke to transport experts, law enforcers, emergency responders and grieving families who have serious concerns as the contentious mode of transport explodes in popularity.

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Tara Brown and Laura Sparkes discuss the legacy of Virginia Giuffre, one of the most prominent figures to stand up against Jeffrey Epstein and his network of powerful people. Tara has followed Virginia's story since 2019, and is one of the few journalists to have the privilege of getting to know her.

Virginia took her own life in April 2025. Soon after, her revealing memoir was released.

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Dimity Clancey and Natalie Clancy discuss their months-long investigation into the devastating plane crash of Air India flight 171, which killed 241 onboard but saw one passenger walk away alive.

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Adam Hegarty and Serge Negus discuss the extra challenges and the profound reward that come with filming animals in their natural habitat.

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Adam Hegarty and Serge Negus discuss the baffling story of the Alva Beach killings, where a police officer is questioning his own investigation, following the violent deaths of two men at a beach party.

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