What would you do if a neighbour calls for help after a fight with her partner and tells you he's set their kids on fire?

With household savings at a post global financial crisis low, the consequences of loss of income are dire.

On today's program: Lawyers are calling on Peter Dutton to stop the deportation of an Indigenous man to PNG; Conflict of interest concerns about a body charged with culling crown of thorns starfish in the Great Barrier Reef; And Donald Trump warns his trade war with China has only just begun.

The online video game Fortnite has received widespread criticism for it's addictive nature and the impact on young children, but in North Queensland, it has helped a young policeman save a life.

The fruit contamination crisis has now hit six states, and farmers fear it's set to spread beyond the strawberry industry, with reports of apples and bananas also found with needles.

As the berry spiking crisis broadens, the Federal Government has announced a million dollars in assistance to affected farmers.

The Queensland government has issued a warning after a spike in cases of the life threatening lung disease silicosis among people who work with stone for kitchen and bathroom benchtops.

The Federal Opposition and animal advocates are both protesting the planned departure of the first live sheep export ship since an effective ban in June.

US President Donald Trump has warned his tariff war with China has only just begun, and his threats haven't stopped China from retaliating - but what will it mean for Australia?

Lawyers are accusing the Federal Government of locking up an Aboriginal man in immigration detention and preparing to deport him to Papua New Guinea.