A clinical trial kept donated hearts viable between donor and recipient for nearly nine hours — almost double the current gold standard.

Researcher Darshana Sedera says digital hoarding is a concerning condition that could be linked to anxiety, but others say holding onto digital items can be helpful.  

With a referendum on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament set to take place this year, the "yes" and "no" campaigns are taking shape. But will political division and calls for detail threaten to derail its success?

From a research station on Germany's tallest peak, Hannes Vogelmann uses powerful lasers to measure minute fluctuations in water vapour in the upper atmosphere to better understand how we're changing Earth's climate.

In the days after his death, it was revealed that Cardinal George Pell was the author of a searing critique of Pope Francis and his relatively liberal leadership.

The Chinese leader may be one of the most powerful people in the world, but how did he get there? And what makes him tick? 

If you are responsible for a motor vehicle accident, just how far does your legal liability extend? A court decision could up-end the assumption that in an accident, the car behind is always at fault.

Bangarra Dance Theatre's new iteration of Dance Clan, which fosters the talents of a new generation of dancers, features the choreographic work from three exciting emerging storytellers.

Can theatre shape our sense of our own history? It's a question posed by a new Australian play called Sunday, which features a knockout performance from Nikki Shiels as arts patron Sunday Reed.

Increasing numbers of westerners are seeking the help of shamans and psychedelic medicines. But there is debate about to what degree these contemporary practices connect to their Indigenous origins.