On Wednesday's AM: shocking figures indicate one in five Australian children is being cyber-bullied; survivors of the Sulawesi tsunami contend with looters as they wait for basic supplies; and the Government is accused of intimidating a vocal critic of its National Redress Scheme for victims of child sex abuse.

On Tuesday's AM: Labor to travel the nation to hear from aggrieved bank customers — the Shadow Financial Services Minister Clare O'Neil joins the program; and a family angry about the death of their father: a case that highlights serious problems in the NT health system.

On Monday's AM: We dig down into the scathing interim report from the Banking Royal Commission, with Treasurer Josh Frydenberg joining the program; and the people who bought an expensive walker for a young disabled girl after hearing her story on this program.

On Saturday's AM: Donald Trump orders an FBI probe into US Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh; the fallout from the banking Royal Commission's scathing interim report; and on footy finals weekend, thousands gather for the Koori Knockout.

On Friday's AM: more details of an explosive email allegedly sent by the former ABC chairman regarding a journalist; shocking audio of a teenager with an intellectual disability mistreated by his carers; and America's top diplomat in Australia joins AM to discuss Huawei, submarines and the Pacific.

On Thursday's AM: A third woman comes forward with allegations of sexual assault against the US Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh; and new figures highlight the extent to which kids in residential care are facing police charges for often minor offences.

On today's program: US President Donald Trump boasts about his achievements in UN address; One expert says we already have enough evidence for a restructure of the aged care sector; and a new study again confirms that girls and boys perform just as well on STEM subjects.

On Tuesday's AM:

$300 million to fund university projects around the nation: the acting Opposition Leader Tanya Plibersek explains Labor's promise; and a year on from the battle between the Philippines military and Islamic militants that destroyed the city of Marawi, is life getting any better for residents?

On Monday's AM: Filmmaker James Ricketson flies back into Australia after his ordeal in a Cambodian prison; the woman accusing US Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault set to testify before Congress; and progress being made in the fight against HIV infection.

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