With South East South Australia's unemployment rate at a record low, local people with disability say businesses need to be better equipped to welcome them during hiring and once in the job. 

For geographically isolated students, distance education is often their only choice. But with the cost of boarding schools rising dramatically, what does this mean for universal access to education? 

The role of a jetty to a coastal town can often be overlooked, but they contribute to tourism, and wellbeing of local communities. Who will save them if they crumble in regional towns? 

Workers weigh up their plans for the future as Indian company shutters Russell Vale coal mine after safety concerns.  

How resilient is our national transport infrastructure and how much is the climate factored into its planning?

A death in custody of a teen 40 years ago continues to be felt in WA's Pilbara. And an ambitious plan to lock out wayward cattle causing mischief in an historic gold mining town.    

Pop star Taylor Swift, US President Jo Biden and Donald Trump have all been victims of deep fakes. A fake video of  iron ore billionaire Andrew Forrest has surfaced designed to scam investors. 

Live export ships from Australia will take a different route to Israel as a a result of Houthi rebel attacks. The return of live export ship MV Bahijah has put the live export in the spotlight with critics ramping up their attacks on trade. 

Insurance industry slammed for "appaling behaviour" by consumer groups at inquiry into flooding events across eastern seaboard in 2022.

Kirsty experienced financial abuse, and wants others to know it is possible to rebuild their lives.