Jane Norman

Program: AM Presented by Australia's leading science agency the CSIRO's published its latest analysis of Australia's future energy

Program: Presented by Australia's growing reliance on Starlink poses a potential risk to the national interest, according to a former Labor Minister who's just completed a major telecommunications review.

She's a nuclear engineer, she's been dubbed 'the new face of nuclear energy' by the Wall Street Journal and she's landed on the coveted Forbes list as one of America's most influential energy experts, aged under 30.

Program: Presented by Can a teen and a beauty queen convince Australians to go nuclear?

More than 18,000 level crossings in Australia have little more than a stop sign to warn drivers to look out for freight trains hurtling towards them in the dark. A family-driven campaign is calling for a mandatory lighting solution, but the rail industry is fiercely resisting.

'It's a no brainer': Behind the push to put mandatory lighting on trains.

Jane Norman argues that research universities are crucial for future UK relations with the United States

Ahead of the next federal election, a sophisticated grassroots campaign is again looking to shake up the two-party system and break the major parties' decades-long stranglehold on blue-ribbon seats. This time, some community independents will have the added assistance of a brand new fundraising vehicle.

New fundraising focus on independent candidates in key regional seats.