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Dame Jacinda Ardern's rise to the top wasn't down to destiny. For many, her story channels what people in New Zealand know as Mana Wāhine -- a Māori phrase that refers to women of strength.

When Patrick Webster heard about purported sightings of the rare buff-breasted button-quail, he followed the clues in a 100-year-old diary to come to a surprising conclusion.

Australian author Kate Grenville reflects on how accepting failure has been key to her success, and Caribbean author Kevin Jared Hosein speaks about on his devastating novel Hungry Ghosts.

We meet the filmmaker behind Past Lives, labelled one of the best films of the year and a frontrunner for awards seasons. Plus, Alena Lodkina speaks about her acclaimed feature, Petrol.

Learn how the ACT is extending its Vulnerable Witness Intermediary Service to defendants. These services assist complainants such as children and those with intellectual and cognitive disabilities to give evidence in court.

In recent years, ‘Equine Assisted Learning’ has been used in leadership development. But what is it exactly, and what can it teach us about leadership for the workplace?

Given that 84 per cent of the world’s population subscribe to a religious belief, it’s no surprise that TikTok — with over a billion users — has ever-increasing religious content. Here's how it's changing the way we engage with religion.

For as long as she can remember, Zoe’s dad Greg was addicted to alcohol. By the time she was 26, his drinking had taken its final toll. Since then, she's tried to understand what she carries of her dad, good and bad.

Lawyer Bernard Collaery spent years fighting a case he can't talk about. There are still gag orders in place which permanently ban him from speaking about events at heart of his case, and the case of his client, known as Witness K.

Monica Attard, Dmitri Alperovitch and Sergei Aleksashenko spoke with Take Me to Your Leader's Hamish Macdonald about Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin's unlikely rise.