More than just old phones will stop working when 3G is progressively switched off over the next week. 

The Qantas Chairman's Lounge is a discreet corner of the airport where Australia's wealthy and powerful gather to share a drink or relax before a flight.

Donald Trump and Kamala Harris  are making their closing arguments as they hit the final stretch in the US election campaign.

Israel has banned six medical aid groups from continuing their life-saving work at hospitals in the Palestinian enclave. The World Health Organisation notified the groups ten days ago, but says Israel has given no reason for the ban. 

Guest: Dr Mosab Nasser, CEO of FAJR Scientific

Producer: Anne Barker

Iran is downplaying the impact of Israel's air attacks against military targets in Tehran and other areas of Iran - saying they caused only limited damage. Israel carried out three waves of air strikes that targeted missile factories, air defence systems, and sites in other parts of the country, killing at least four Iranian soldiers in the attacks.

Guest: Alexander Palmer, Associate Fellow from the Centre for Strategic and International Studies US 

Producer: Anne Barker

The Sydney Gay and Lesbian Choir has been the soundtrack of the city's LBGT+ community for over 30 years. 

Now, the non-auditioned choir will take to the stage to share a range of queer anthems from the past 10 years of their repertoire.

• Featuring: Adam Majsay, Sydney Gay and Lesbian choir musical director

A type of Australian banksia might mostly be pollinated not by bees or another insect, but by mice.

Resident ABC food correspondent Alice Zaslavsky will take to the screens with her new show A Bite to Eat with Alice airing on Monday night.

The nightly program features an array of Australian celebrities joining the cook in the kitchen. 

• Guest: Alice Zaslavsky
• Producers: Joe Sullivan and Kimberley Price

One of Indonesia's most successful bands is a heavy-metal trio of young hijab-wearing Muslim women, who have been singing together since high school, in conservative west Java.

Voice of Bacerot meaning "noisy" - have become the first Indonesian band to play at Glastonbury in the UK, and their latest single "God Allow me please to play music" - has had more than five-and-a-half million clicks online.

• Guest: Firda Marsya Kurnia, Widi Rahmawati and Euis Siti Aisyah, Voice of Bacerot members
• Producer: Anne Barker

At least two publications aimed at educating young teens about sex could be removed from Port Macquarie library if a review by council staff deem them to contain sexually explicit content.

Abbie Jane is a 15 year old year high school student from Port Macquarie, she founded The Rainbow Shoelace and she says this is an attempt to censor material that she says promotes safe sex, and positive attitudes towards young LGBTQI+ teens

• Guest: Abbie Jane, founder of The Rainbow Shoelace which aims to support to the LGBTIQ+ community by wearing Pride coloured beads on your shoelaces