It's the PR gimmick that has become a yearly tradition for Spotify users, the end of year list that shows users what song and artists they listened to most.

What does your Wrapped list say about you

Guest: James Colley, Writer

The financial regulator, ASIC, has criticised insurance companies for failing to adequately identify and address consumer complaints. 

Tasmania’s oversized ferry, the Spirit of Tasmania 4 has sailed into Scotland’s Firth of Forth, where it will be berthed for at least 30 days at a cost of nearly two hundred thousand dollars.  

In 1999, NSW was facing an unprecedented heroin epidemic. The premier at the time, Bob Carr, hosted an inspired drug summit that culminated in the first medically supervised injecting centre.

Australia has now backed a UN resolution demanding "Israel bring to an end its unlawful presence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory as rapidly as possible". The resolution also calls for an end to all new settlement activities and for settlers to be removed from occupied territory.  

The Foreign Affairs Minister Penny Wong says the decision has been motivated by a desire for peace and support for a two-state solution. Meanwhile the opposition leader, Peter Dutton says the Prime Minister has abandoned the Jewish community.

Four internationals in ten days - the Matildas friendly marathon is arguably as intense as a World Cup campaign. But the love is being shared across the squad as the interim coach Tom Sermanni tries out new talent.

The economy grew by zero-point-three per cent in the September quarter, and zero-point-eight per cent over the year, defying expectations. 

The word 'bitch' has been around for over one thousand years, longer than any other swear word. Author Dr. Karen Stollznow talks us through the history of this popular profanity.

South Korea's main opposition party has urged President Yoon Suk Yeol to resign immediately or face impeachment after the President had imposed martial law.

Troops had encircled parliament but the martial law was short-lived with the National Assembly voting to overrule the president early this morning.  

New research from The University of Canberra shows 97 per cent of adult Australians have limited skills to verify information online.