If you lived in Australia in the 90s you'll remember the infamous watefront dispute — more than 1,400 Maritime Union of Australia workers were locked out of their workplaces by port operator Patrick Stevedores.
 

New evidence uncovered by ABC Rewind suggests the Howard government may have known more about Patricks' plans, months before it was exposed in parliament. Read more about it here or listen to the podcast ABC Rewind: Conspiracy? here.
 

And you've probably heard a lot about Donald Trump's new trade tariffs this week, but the US president's preoccupation with it as both a weapon and a bargaining chip isn't new. Rear Vision breaks down the history of tariffs in the US and what it reveals about Trump's plans.
 

We want to hear from you! From hot flashes and night sweats to painful sex, mood swings and rage, the hormone fluctuations that accompany perimenopause come with lots of symptoms. And yet there's so much confusion about how to address them.
 

On Friday April 11, ABC News will be hosting our Ladies We Need To Talk perimenopause Q&A blog with a panel of experts. Keep an eye on our socials for how and where to send us your questions.

Former prime minister John Howard has always downplayed involvement in the waterfront dispute, but new evidence raises more questions about the government's knowledge of the events leading up to it. 

Donald Trump's preoccupation with tariffs isn't new. But economists say US history shows trade barriers end up costing consumers and businesses more.

Be honest, how many times have you checked your notifications in the last hour? Distractions are everywhere and it's only getting worse. All in the Mind explores the ramifications of our rapidly shrinking attention spans and the art of taking a break.

Australia's divorce rate figures are the lowest they've ever been in 50 years! But is it truly a happily ever after? The reasons are far more complex, as Life Matters found out.

New research has revealed Australia is among the most expensive countries for fitness. From gym fees to sports gear, cost is pushing people out of structured exercise.

For some women, perimenopause can mean a drop in libido, or painful sex. But experts say a robust sex life doesn't need to be forgotten as the body changes.

Join Marc Fennell in the new podcast No One Saw It Coming, as he uncovers unexpected moments in history and the ripple effects that are still being felt today.
 

Home DNA tests have become extremely popular over recent years, but as the company 23andMe files for bankruptcy, what happens to the millions who have handed over their sensitive a genetic data?

Just how much dirt does your smart speaker have on you? Download This Show examines how the voice recognition technology is changing and how to know when you're being recorded.

It's been 50 years since Malcolm Fraser was elected leader of the Opposition. It was the beginning of a remarkable, and at times, hugely controversial political career. Sunday Extra examines whether we can we judge Fraser's time in office beyond the optics of the dismissal.