Dating app users can feel played by the algorithm, dissatisfied with matches and sick of fruitless scrolling. Increasingly, they're discovering that there are other, in-person ways to meet new people instead.

As dangerous new opioids arrive on Australian streets, experts are calling for more frontline workers to be issued with naloxone, a medicine that can halt drug overdoses.

On the list are the latest novel from a Miles Franklin-winning author, a celebration of the nurses on the frontline of the AIDS crisis and a laugh-out-loud foray into lesbian pulp fiction.
 

Constantly second guessing the decisions you make in the workplace? There's a chance that a certain management style might be the culprit.

In 1961, the first elected leader of the Democratic Republic of the Congo was assassinated just months after the country's new-found independence. US jazz musicians Louis Armstrong, Nina Simone and Dizzie Gillespie played an unlikely role in his death.

What has led to a huge uptick in people wanting to freeze their eggs and is it actually the insurance policy they think it is?

The Paris Olympic Games are well underway, but not without religious controversy. The French national team has barred its own athletes from wearing religious items like the hijab. 

In M. Night Shyamalan's Trap, a man and his teenage daughter discover they're at the centre of a dark and sinister event while watching a pop concert. The legendary thriller director behind The Sixth Sense discusses his latest release.

With some parents struggling to manage their young people's use of smartphones and social media, others are taking a firm position against "addictive" technology to protect teenagers' mental health.

After returning from spying for king and country in the late 17th century, Aphra Behn became the first English woman to be a paid playwright under her own name.