Scabies. Probably not something you’ve thought about lately. However, around half a billion people are affected by them each year.

Medical trials are proving highly successful at ridding the parasite from those affected.

Benjamin Polazzon spoke to Professor Andrew Steer about the parasite and possibility of eradicating it.

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Think that uni is the best career choice for everyone? Think again.

New research from the Grattan Institute shows some men may be better off doing vocational education.

Danielle O'Neal reports.

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For years, the Victorian government has rejected cash for containers, saying that our recycling systems are good enough and the schemes are trouble than they’re worth. 

But now, in the midst of a recycling crisis and with so many recyclables ending up in landfill, a container deposit scheme is back on the table. 

Danielle O'Neal reports.

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A recent report via the University of Melbourne and The World Bank has highlighted the complex needs and pressures facing cities around the world with water.

Both climate change and population growth will force cities like Melbourne to rethink everything, from the kitchen to the farm.

So what are the details, and what does the future hold?

Sam Varian finds out.

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A recent survey on violence against women has found many young Australians fail to understand sexual consent. Wing Kuang investigates.

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Young Adults who still live at home have been given the name ‘Kidults.’ There has been a growing number of Australian Kidults struggling to leave the nest. Why are youths living with their parents for longer? Taylor Capannolo investigates.

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As the election results fall into place, the Coalition will be returned with a majority in the House of Representatives while Labor, who were widely tipped to win, are going back to the drawing board to see what went wrong. Reporter William Ton takes a look at the election results and what it means for both parties.

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Sport is a huge part of our culture here in Australia, however, our beloved players and athletes are prematurely retiring due to a hidden struggle. Courtney Whitelaw reports.

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As election day approaches, many political parties are taking their final chances to boost campaign ads on social media. Do young voters think the ads will work? Reporter Wing Kuang investigates.

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Ahead of the second Eurovision Song Contest semi-final, reporter William Ton re-caps the performances in the first semi-final. Who soared and which acts flopped on the grandest song competition stage?

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