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We're celebrating Jane Austen's 250th birthday with Dear Jane, a brand-new series about her life, her books and her legacy.

A former Dominican friar who dared to say the universe had no centre — and paid with his life.

What would it take for home owners to let go of the idea of their house as a financial asset, and to rethink what owning a home means?

Medical misogyny is alive and well, according to a landmark report by Victoria's Inquiry into Women's Pain.

Waymo is set to launch self-driving taxis and Ubers in Australia soon after talks with Transport NSW, and not everyone is happy with it.

After months of division, the Liberal party room is finally set to meet and thrash out their future direction on net zero this week. But it's also shaping up as a challenge for Sussan Ley and her hold on leadership.

What would it take for home owners to let go of the idea of their house as a financial asset, and to re-think what owning a home means?

Tackling the over-representation of Indigenous Australians in jail is a huge challenge. It's a complex issue with many underlying factors like the legacies of colonisation, dispossession, racism, childhood trauma and inadequate housing.

John Laws — one of the pioneers of Australian talkback radio — has died over the weekend at the age of 90.

NSW Police and the state government are reviewing how neo-Nazis were able to legally rally outside state parliament in Sydney on the weekend.

A little over a week since the Nationals abandoned a commitment to reach net zero emissions by 2050, the Liberal MPs will meet to decide their position on net zero in the coming days.

Medical misogyny is alive and well, according to a landmark report by Victoria's Inquiry into Women's Pain.

COP30 officially kicks off in the Amazonian city of Belém in Brazil today.