The former judge helping women escape Afghanistan

Marzia Babakarkhail is a former judge who fled Afghanistan in 1997. Now, she devotes her time to helping other female judges get out of the country.

Kristina Olsson's mother couldn't talk about the tragic separation she experienced as a teenager. After her mother died, Kristina realised she had to tell their story.

With more and more children getting into vaping, even in primary school, what can you do if your tween or teen is busted with a vape? And should you talk to younger kids about vaping?

Every Ramadan, Muslims recite all 114 chapters of the Qur'an: more than 6000 verses, all in classical Arabic. But some will not have to read it from the page – they will have it memorised.

With energy prices soaring, finding new ways to reduce energy costs has never been more attractive — and it's leading to some unusual developments in Europe.

Former High Court justice Kenneth Hayne has backed the draft Voice to Parliament constitutional amendment, dismissing concerns that its wording could open a floodgate of protracted legal battles.

Instead of the terrifying toothy tyrant in Jurassic World, the T-rex had a gob that looked more like a goanna or Komodo dragon, a new study reveals.

Unlike other South-east Asian cuisines like Vietnamese or Thai, Filipino food has been little understood in Australia, even though Filipino migrants are Australia's largest migrant group from the region.

The actor, comedian and writer now has more followers than Gwyneth Paltrow, as well as her first leading TV role in new Australian comedy, Wellmania.

Dan Sultan is more considered that he's ever been when it comes to his work and the narrative around it. To celebrate the release of his newest single, he reflects on how his approach to music has changed over the years.