Prenatal testing means some genetic conditions, like Down syndrome, can be identified in utero. But experts say it raises complex and challenging questions about how we value people with disabilities.

The war of words between Prime Minister Albanese and Elon Musk has grabbed global headlines and prompted debates about whether tech moguls have more power than democratically elected leaders.

The veteran ABC investigative journalist says writing Pheasants Nest was a kind of therapy for the secondary trauma she has experienced on the job.

You don't need that dress, you need a hug. Or so says fashion activist and writer, Aja Barber.

While artificial intelligence promises to make life easier, the technology is already affecting our mental health and understanding of reality, warns one neuroscientist.

Residents of Sydney have found themselves understandably overwhelmed by the compound traumas of two stabbing attacks in three days. How are we to make sense of the cycling through of emotions in response to shocking public violence?

These financial experts say you can invest in the planet and make money along the way. It's why a growing number of Australians are choosing to invest ethically.

Get lost in these new books — including a posthumous release from a beloved Australian writer, an insouciant short story collection and a thumping evisceration of British culture.

It's been 40 years since the 1984-5 UK miners' strike and The Music Show has dug into the archives for a special program looking at the role of music in this political, industrial and personal struggle.

Workplace romances are common and it's no wonder — we spend a lot of time at work and have lots in common with those in the same industry. But what are the rules around falling in love or flirting at work? And what are the costs of dating a colleague, or even a boss?

Indonesia is one of Australia's closest neighbouring countries, and yet how much is really known about its intricate past? Some of those gaps are being filled through the rediscovery of old music records.

Prison is considered a dangerous place, but globally, the risk of dying in the first week of release is surprisingly high. Australian researchers are calling for increased health support.

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