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Will restricting vape sales to pharmacies curb a dangerous rise in use among young people or is it a reprieve for tobacco companies?

Multi-million dollar fines for big supermarket chains who don't treat their suppliers fairly; The wrong sperm being used and parents not being warned of potential genetic issues - serious problems within Australia's fertility industry; and creative solutions to the housing crisis - how a packed-to-the-gills holiday town turned a disused aged care into apartments for young workers.

The Bright Side shines a light on stories of hope and problem-solving people around Australia.

The energy market regulator issues a threat notice for winter gas supplies in eastern states as national debate continues over whether nuclear should play a role in Australia's future power needs.

The Coalition's finally released its nuclear policy but a lot of details are missing. I'll ask the Shadow Climate Change and Energy Minister Ted O'Brien for some answers; Fears a live export ban will ruin farming towns in WA's wheatbelt; and getting your kit off for aged care - how a group of locals produced a nude calender to fund a facility for their community.

Peter Dutton's set to unveil the Coalition's nuclear power policy - how would you feel about having a nuclear reactor in your backyard?

China's Premier heads to Western Australia - why is Beijing so interested in Australia's critical minerals reserves and why might it be a threat to our national security?

As China's Premier visits Australia - both countries talk of a more 'stable' relationship but a long list of disputes between Beijing and Canberra remain unresolved

The United Nations blacklists both Hamas and Israel's armed and security forces -- for harming children during conflict. 

Hamas puts conditions on ceasefire deal as both sides accused of war crimes.