Alexandra Blucher

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7.30 has obtained footage showing police beating an Indigenous youth repeatedly with a baton in a watch house, sparking allegations of excessive use of force.

An ABC investigation uncovers a series of allegations by former workers blowing the whistle on mistreatment, neglect and excessive use of force against people with disabilities being cared for by NDIS provider Evolution Support Services.

The mayor of one of Australia’s biggest councils is calling for an overhaul of Queensland’s political donation laws after raising concerns about his potential successor’s political donations.

ABC Investigations reporter Alexandra Blucher gained unprecedented access to forensic patients and their families to produce the Four Corners program, Trapped, but she had to overcome huge legal and editorial challenges.

Adrian’s been held for years in solitary confinement without a release date, living with an intellectual disability and chromosomal disorder. The public has never seen how he lives until now.

As hundreds of thousands of Australian households brace for a steep hike in their mortgage repayments, there are calls for lenders to better explain to prospective borrowers the risks of interest rate rises or other changes to their circumstances.

Queensland’s opposition demands the state government release the full investigation report examining its handling of the child safety case involving two toddlers who died in a hot car.

A former caseworker says that systemic problems within Queensland’s Child Safety unit may have prevented her from saving Darcey and Chloe.

Before Darcey and Chloe Conley died inside a hot car, authorities prematurely closed their file on the children and failed to heed later warnings that the toddlers were at risk, an ABC investigation reveals.