After a string of controversial winners,questions are being asked about whether the awards need reform.
When the pandemic shut down the world,smart and funny brains picked up their phones and delivered home-made satire for the coronavirus era.
Peter Freedman is taking his new toy on the road to give back to the industry that made his remarkable journey possible.
If the government's changes pass,students will pay a greater proportion of the domestic teaching bill than the Commonwealth for the first time in decades.
A remote group of islands is becoming the scene of a major geopolitical stand-off,with Beijing making the running so far.
'The overhaul of university funding is really significant ... I think the comments speak to how passionate people are about Australia's education system.'
Alyssa Healy and Mitchell Starc first met in primary school,where they shared wicketkeeping duties. They discuss how they balance their relationship with their schedule and the annual award they both covet.
What is COVID-19 telling us about the spread of infectious diseases? Italian physicist and author Paolo Giordano says it shows there is worse to come.
Unless there is dramatic change,we will have 400 more Indigenous Australians in Victorian prisons by the end of 2023.
Hear Greg Callaghan's story about the sperm donor who asked the High Court what makes a father,followed by a discussion with a lawyer about legal ramifications for sperm donors.
The fight against Indigenous land rights gave fossil-fuel miners the weapons and the political influence to divide and conquer on climate change.