Adopt-a-grandparent proving beneficial to young and old
One Gold Coast mother is encouraging first time parents with little or no family support to adopt a grandparent.
Teach for Australia program helping staff shortages
Teach for Australia program fast-tracks professionals from industries into teachers in regions that urgently need them.
Mascot Towers apartment owners in Sydney close to securing payout
Apartment owners who bought into the uninhabitable Mascot Towers in Sydney are on the brink of securing a payout from the New South Wales government, almost five years after their ordeal began.
Why are South Korean doctors resigning en masse?
Almost 8,000 trainee doctors in South Korea have walked off the job in protest against the government's recent plan to recruit more students to medical schools. Here's why they're happening and whether there's support for them.
UN court should not order unconditional Israeli withdrawal from Palestinian-claimed lands, US says
The United States says the United Nation's top court should not order the unconditional withdrawal of Israeli forces from Palestinian territories as it considers a request for its opinion on the legality of the occupation.
From women chained to the bar to spitting in a beer: The history of pubs and politics
The pub has an important but flawed place in Australian culture, and it's also helped shape our politics.
This soldier 'lost his identity' after leaving the army but found it again where he had been deployed
PTSD, anxiety and depression dogged Michael Jefferies after he left the military, but he was able to start healing in an unexpected place.
Meet Hydraulic Press Girl — the Aussie artist who gets 'squished' in viral videos
"Smac" McCreanor's videos have had more than 1 billion views — and now you can see her work in a gallery for the first time at the NGV Triennial.
The town with 38 liquor licenses
More than 60 per cent of Maryborough’s population is considered obese or overweight, and one of the town’s only gyms faces eviction to make room for another liquor store.
Mascot Towers ordeal close to end after five years as multi-million payout deal agreed for unit owners
Residents of the uninhabitable complex in Sydney will still incur major losses, but the deal will provide some resolution nearly five years after cracks were discovered in the building.
Julian Assange too ill to attend court as last appeal to stop extradition to US takes place
Julian Assange's brother is 'not too hopeful' the WikiLeaks founder's legal attempt to avoid extradition from Britain to the US will be successful.
US mother of six known for parenting videos sentenced for abuse of children
Ruby Franke, who once gave advice to millions on YouTube, could serve up to 60 years in prison.
Don't commit to a three-course meal, and other tips for dating after 50
Dating at any age can be nerve-racking, but if you haven't dated for decades it can be even harder. The good news: Dating in your 50s can still be fabulous, as these experts show.
NT smart meter rollout to be completed by 2030
Almost half the homes in the Territory have been converted already, but the accuracy of the new technology is being questioned.
Queensland's police commissioner outlines huge increase in DV occurrences as she resigns
Katarina Carroll was appointed police commissioner in 2019 becoming the first woman to hold the role in Queensland after serving as the commissioner of the Queensland Fire and Emergency Service.
RSPCA appeals for tougher laws after animals were found in 'horrific' conditions
Two women have been convicted of animal welfare offences after more than 100 animals were found "living in squalor" at a property in South Australia's Mid North. The RSPCA has appealed for the government to strengthen animal welfare laws.
Open for Business: Saving the only vet clinic in town from closure
When the only veterinary clinic in Longreach was set to close, animal owners faced a difficult and costly trip to the nearest practice 300kms away. To keep the doors of the vital business open, a local grazing family bought it, and their first year has been a whirlwind.
With the only vet clinic for 400km set to close, these graziers had only one option to save it — buy it
Longreach farmers who were warned against buying their town's short-staffed veterinary clinic have done more than just keep the doors open.
Sick of office politics? Japan's new digital nomad visa may be your way out
The pandemic transformed living as a digital nomad from an influencer-fuelled fantasy to a liveable reality, and Japan is the latest country in Asia to offer a way in for foreign workers, but how much it will help the aging country that's facing economic woes?
Australian Border Force investigates after arrival of more than 20 men by boat north of Broome
Australian border authorities are at a remote Indigenous community in Western Australia's north as more than 20 people arrive by boat.
Amsterdam to Detroit flight turns back as maggots rain down on passenger
The woman had to wait for flight attendants to come, who tracked the insects to the overhead compartments.
Pre-loved surfboards donated to new wave of surfers in Samoa
A surf culture is emerging in Samoa, with the help of some donated boards left by visiting surfers.
More Australians are living alone — so why are recipes always 'serves four'?
Cooking might seem like a chore — but some argue creating space to make a time-intensive meal from scratch is an act of self-care and can even help you heal through hard times.
More young people than ever have harmful relationships with gambling. But there's little support
Luke's parents had to leave the house to gamble, but his generation has a casino in its pocket. He worries about the impact.
The UN believes there has been extensive torture of Ukrainian civilians by Russian troops
The ABC recently travelled to Ukraine and was shown a police cell, allegedly turned into a torture chamber during the Russian occupation of the Kharkiv region.