On today's program: They escaped the banking royal commission but payday lenders and debt management companies are now under scrutiny from a Senate inquiry; Some of Australia's most senior legal figures are challenging proposed changes to family law; And has Beijing detained a former Canadian diplomat in retaliation for the arrest of a Chinese executive?

Launched in 1977, the Voyager 2 has now travelled past Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune, and beyond our solar system.

Technology experts have welcomed the Australian competition watchdog's plan to rein in Google and Facebook, saying the tech giants' market dominance has become disruptive to Australian businesses.

Workers in Adelaide say they're being abused by Chinese 'personal shoppers' jostling to get hold of baby formula from supermarkets.

For his insights into the Brexit saga, The World Today spoke with Europe specialist Dr Ben Wellings.

British Prime Minister Theresa May is facing the fight for her political life after deciding to postpone a crucial vote on whether Britain should exit the European Union.

If you ever felt you were getting a raw deal on your home loan - that's because you probably are.

On today's program: Chaos in the British parliament as the PM pulls the vote on her deal to leave the EU leaving a 'no deal' exit now far more likely; Chinese personal shoppers going to extremes for baby formula; And Australia is the crucial link in maintaining communications with NASA's Voyager space probe.

He's been loved by generations of film-goers, admired for his enviable skills defeating villains and winning hearts. But new research published in the Medical Journal of Australia has found that British secret agent James Bond has a serious drinking problem.

After years of battling technical glitches and cost blowouts, the first of Australia's new fighter jets have arrived at Williamtown RAAF base near Newcastle.