You've heard of online trolls, but what happens when they share your private data, like your contact details, with malicious intent? ABC Life’s Osman Faruqi found out the hard way.

Last August, a far-right activist posted his phone number on social media. Osman was inundated with racist text messages and phone calls that continue to this day.

In this episode, which is a co-production with ABC Life, Osman confronts the man responsible. And with the help of reporter Alex Mann, he investigates why law enforcement is seemingly powerless to protect victims.

"Bush Court" is based on a simple premise. If you live in a remote Australia, you won't be forced to travel to the city to seek justice. Instead, justice will come to you.

It's kind of like a judicial roadshow with a judge, prosecutor, and defence team touring 30 Indigenous communities across the Northern Territory each year.

Unfortunately, despite having dozens of matters to resolve, they don't stay longer than a day or two.

But does the fast food of justice deliver the best outcomes? Allan Clarke investigates.

In 2011, Boronika Hothnyang was accused of fatally stabbing her best friend, William Awu, directly in the heart.

But when police arrived at the scene of the crime, Boronika's apartment in Dandenong south-east of Melbourne, she was fast asleep.

Six men who had earlier been drinking at her place each gave detectives a very different version of events.

In this episode, Sarah Dingle uncovers new evidence that raises serious questions about the strength of the case against Boronika.

Australia's national electricity grid has once again buckled under the pressure of a scorching hot summer. Consumers are furious not only about blackouts but rising power bills, too.

For decades, politicians have promised solutions they failed to deliver. Reporter Mario Christodoulou investigates the toxic politics of energy.

In this episode, Alex Mann investigates how Australia's alt-right movement is covertly influencing mainstream politics.

He tracks operatives from a secretive fight club in Sydney to the moment one member was elected to the NSW executive of the Young Nationals.  

He also confronts the men involved and asks what is their vision for Australia, and how far are they willing to go to achieve it?

This is a repeat of a program that aired in October 2018.