Inspiring individuals talk about a pivotal moment in their personal histories.

Can you guess this week's Tweeter? 

Journalist and literary critic Helen Elliott has written a memoir about the years that made her, growing up in the suburbs of Melbourne.

First Nations actor Chenoa Deemal has won a Matilda Award for 'Best Performance in a Leading Role’

David Bellos and Alex Montagu take on the history and future of copyright in their new book 'Who Owns This Sentence?'.

After Aussie researcher takes home the trophy this year, we speak to the founder of the Dance your PhD Competition. 

Australian's are paying more out of pocket than ever before to see a GP,  where did things go wrong? 

Julian speaks to Indian poet, writer and activist Meena Kandasamy

What precedent does the Queensland judgement set for other lawsuits, and for the imposition of future vaccine mandates?

A 20-year-old is chased by four plain-clothes police officers into his western Sydney backyard. But he hasn't committed a crime. He hasn't even done anything wrong. He's shot twice, and then dies. In a special miniseries by Background Briefing, the final moments that led to this tragic incident are pieced together. The reporter is Paul Farrell.