Tegan Taylor

Since, COVID, there's been a 39 per cent increase in the number of people sleeping rough. When housed residents see this in their local parks, they call council to report it.

Less than 4 per cent of the statues in Australia depict women from our history. It reveals a lot about who we remember, and how they're immortalised.

It's good to be on top of your health – but how far would you go to ensure you're staying healthy?

Not all friendships are for life, and there are plenty of reasons people drift apart. Sometimes distance makes it harder to catch up, or life just pulls you in different directions.

Among the major changes slated for the NDIS, funding for "social and community participation" looks likely to be significantly reduced.

Thousands of spectators at a purpose-built complex in Las Vegas are about to watch something that's never happened before.

Most of the best things in life start as a risk — changing careers, moving cities, building a dream. But data suggests we're not taking these chances as much as we used to.

Have you heard the phrases, "aches and pain, coming rains" or about "ill health due to evil winds"?

From the dunny derby to the championship tuna toss, some of Australia's most iconic events sound almost completely made up.

Each year up to 190 tonnes of coral is allowed to be harvested from the Great Barrier Reef, making Australia the second-largest exporter in the world.