Can judges be sued for making a mistake? 

The High Court of Australia will argue this question over the next few days in what is being considered a landmark case.  

Guest: The Hon Kevin Bell AO KC Producer: Eddy Diamond 

Professor Kate Crawford has mapped every aspect of A.I to better understand the political, social and financial costs on the physical world.

For more than two years, the United States and other western countries had a very specific limitation on the military hard wear they provided to Ukraine in its fight against Russia: Those weapons were not to be used to strike inside Russia. 

What can be learnt from the battle waged against Big Tobacco in the lead-up to its outright advertising ban in 1992?

While the Opposition wants new legislation which could force the CFMEU into administration scrutinised, there are concerns of the skills shortage in the construction sector

Free to air TV is facing many challenges, and with calls now to scrap its gambling advertising, what needs to happen to ensure it's sustainable? 

For close to 100 years, the CSIRO has been on the forefront of research and innovation in Australia.

David Runciman argues that giving children as young as six the right to vote might just be what Western democracy is in need of.

Elon Musk has hosted a friendly 2-hour chat with Donald Trump on his social media platform X. 

Wage growth has slowed in most sectors according to the most recent wage price index. However, the good news is our wages are now keeping up with the cost of living … that’s according to the latest data from the Australian Bureau of statistics data. 

Guest: Nerida Connisbee, Ray White Chief Economist 

Producer: Eddy Diamond