Cason Ho

Audra Keeble's wedding day invokes memories of a mysterious woman who was claiming to be the photographer's assistant.

Sarah Ferguson presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting public affairs journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account. Plus political analysis from Laura Tingle.

US mining giant Alcoa has been extracting bauxite from Western Australia's forests for six decades under the condition it rehabilitates the land it uses.

After six decades of mining the world's only jarrah forests in Western Australia, US aluminium giant Alcoa is being accused of failing to meet its promised trajectory of restoring the forest at its mine sites.

In Western Australia, a spray-painted piece of perspex has prompted debate about who gets to decide what is, or isn't, a cultural artefact.

Hollywood star filmmaker Quentin Tarantino owns one of the world's only cinemas which still exclusively shows movies on film. But now, a cosy cinema in Perth has joined the ranks.

It's heavy, highly flammable, prone to scratching and almost extinct but these Australian cinema operators are trying to save it.

It's been almost six years since the Sterling First collapse which left retirees across the country, mostly in Western Australia, with huge financial losses.

A "bidding war" is brewing in Australia's regional and remote towns as the country wrestles with a worsening doctor shortage.

A bidding war is brewing in Australia's regional and remote towns as the country wrestles with a worsening doctor shortage. Cason Ho reports.