Full Story

The hot climate in central Australia is getting hotter and experts are warning this could trigger a wave of internal migration. In this episode of Full Story, Laura Murphy-Oates speaks to traditional owners and Indigenous affairs editor Lorena Allam about how Indigenous communities are bearing the brunt of Australia’s heat crisis

It’s the worst burns incident in New Zealand history, with more than a dozen fatalities and lives still hanging in the balance. Now questions are being asked about how and why it happened. Reporters Eleanor Ainge Roy and Stephen D’Antal discuss how the week unfolded, and the long road ahead to understanding this tragedy

Only a few weeks into summer, a bushfire emergency has engulfed much of eastern Australia. But the prime minister has continued to downplay the links between worsening fire seasons and the climate crisis. Katharine Murphy explains to Laura Murphy-Oates why Morrison’s strategy is flawed

Under increasing pressure from the public and the opposition to create a federal anti-corruption body, the Coalition has put forward a proposal for a commonwealth integrity commission. However, critics, including one Coalition MP, say the proposed watchdog is weak, and gives undue protection to politicians. Lawyer and columnist Richard Ackland analyses the current proposal and the case for a strong federal integrity commission.

Did you know that there were state-sanctioned massacres of Indigenous people as recently as 1928? These stories, and many more, have been hidden and denied for generations, but that’s beginning to change. In this episode we unpack how these massacres happened around the country and explore how one community is continuing to grapple with this violence.

In an exclusive investigation the Guardian has uncovered a network that’s using rightwing Facebook pages in Australia and overseas to spread misinformation and hate around the world. This episode goes behind the investigation, looking at how this network formed, and who created this ‘hate factory’.

They’re giant balls of filth that clog up our sewers, creating millions of dollars of damage. This episode of Full Story explores the fight against fatbergs playing out in Australia’s courts and sewerage systems. Plus, reporter Naaman Zhou goes hunting for a fatberg in the wild

How difficult is it to get justice? This episode follows the family of David Dungay Jr, a 26-year-old Dunghutti man who died in Sydney’s Long Bay jail in late 2015, as they grapple with his death in custody

New South Wales police are investigating the origins of an altered document used by Angus Taylor to attack the Sydney lord mayor that included grossly inflated travel figures for the council. How did the scandal unfold and is there a plausible explanation for this mystery document?

Last week, the financial intelligence agency revealed Westpac had committed 23m breaches of the law by failing to monitor and report suspicious transactions. Ben Butler joins the podcast to discuss how the scandal unfolded and whether it will finally force the big four banks to change