Can political history teach us anything about the Marriage Postal Survey?

Amnesty International says it has documented the use of landmines against Rohyingan refugees fleeing a military offensive in Myanmar.

The Australian scientist behind a breakthrough in Quantum computing takes us on a short, accessible, educational journey into this amazing new science.

Julia Baird has welcomed recent church responses on domestic violence as a recognition of “the voices of so many women who have asked to be heard, who have asked for the church to better understand their plight”.

Have you ever thought about Meals on Wheels? Enter the world of service, companionship, looking out for our neighbours and great lasagna.

Stephen O'Doherty and Duncan Robinson share what it is to know the love of a great dad and try to be a great dad for your own children.

North Korea has conducted another nuclear test. Professor John Blaxland says we could be on a "very dangerous trajectory" towards a major conflict.

The Parliamentary Committee investigating marriage reform has serious concerns about religious freedom if Same Sex Marriage is legalised.

Who can best be trusted to look after religious freedom of religion if same sex marriage is legalised? Shadow AG Mark Dreyfus defends the ALP's position.

Donald Trump has made a significant shift to the US approach to war in the Middle East. What does it mean for the humanitarian cause? Tim Costello chats.