At 11pm on August 7, the population of Australia ticked over to 25 million. 

Sophie Jacobsen reports on what's driving the growing population, and if Australia is equipped to deal with it

Facebook has been known for championing online openess, and over the years has maintained a fairly hands off approach to content censorship. But in the aftermath of the Cambridge Analytica scandal and the company's promise to return to its friend-focused roots, has Facebook's approach to censorship changed? 

Reporter Gabriella Payne takes a look at the issue

One of the largest mergers in Australian media history was recently annoucned, with broadcast giant Nine set to merge with Fairfax media, the owner of newspapers including The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald. 

Alex Dalziel looks at what this means for the Australian media landscape

Students at a top Australian university have been expelled after being caught using fake medical certificates to get out of exams and assignments. 

Dwight Baloloy reports

New figures reveal that nearly half of all young people taking up apprenticeships are not completing their training. 

Sarah Booth takes a look at the factors surrounding this issue

How often teenagers drink alcohol, rather than the amount consumed, may be a better indicator of whether young people are at risk of long term health problems due to binge drinking. 

A new study has found that those who drink before the age of 18 are 2-3 times more likely to engage in dangerous alchohol related activities later on in life than those who begin dinrking later. 

Celine Farah investigates

The inagural season of the Robert Rose foundation Victorian Wheelchair football league kicked off in May this year. 

Played on indoor netball and basketball courts, the game is an exciting variation on the Aussie rules we know and love. 

Sarah Booth reports

Complaints about Australia's public transport networks have doubled in the last year. 

More Australians than ever are unhappy about their daily commute, with a new report showing high levels of disatisfaction with lateness, overcrowding and a range of other issues.

Following from the airing of shocking footage of animal mistreatment onboard vessels carrying sheep from Australia, another live export operator has been banned from the trade. 

Sarah Booth reports

One of the most popular online games ever, Fortnite, is also proving a possible nightmare for parents, many who concerned about their children being addicted to the game. 

The multiplayer shooter has millions of players around the world, and is particularly popular with younger audiences. 

Panorama investigated the hype around the game, speaking to the executive producer of SYN's gaming show Player One