Emily Baker

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.

In a play for legitimacy in the eyes of the rest of the world, the Taliban is looking to reignite Afghanistan's tourism industry. Some Australians are taking up the invitation.

阿富汗。 近几十年以来，阿富汗给人的印象是战乱不断、极度贫困以及镇压政权对妇女和少数民族犯下的恐怖罪行。 但是，2021年重新掌权的塔利班为了在世界其他国家眼中赢得合法性，正在寻求重振该国的旅游业。 塔利班声称游客人数正在上升，并表示2023年游客人数超过5000人，同比增长120%。

As state ministers get set to meet with the Minister for Environment, 7.30 can reveal the high number of fires caused by lithium-ion batteries.

Flashing concert wristbands, mobile phones and e-bikes have one thing in common: they're each powered by lithium-ion batteries.

After decades of neglect, public housing in NSW is finally getting attention, with nearly a billion taxpayer dollars pledged to overhaul the system.

In short: A liquidator says the business My Tiny Home Kit had no real prospect of actually delivering homes and may have been trading while insolvent.

Abstract Mutations are not always phenotypically active or show different effects in different individuals.

Bill Astling says he knows what it takes to start a new airline in Australia. "You have to be insane," he says. "You have to have a degree of insanity."

There's a saying in the aviation business: when things go wrong, they go wrong very quickly. The same can be said of Rex.