Annika Blau

Those powering Facebook's sperm exchange say they want options and they want control. But in this unregulated space, it's not always clear who's in control and who isn't.

Dozens of grey nomads bought houses in a caravan park on the promise it "couldn't be sold from underneath them". Then it was. 

Olivia went on Australia’s biggest show to find love, but lost almost everything. She says she got a “villain edit” — so do they exist?

A dying mum could only communicate by blinking. She needed hospital staff to help convey a message, but they didn't want to hear it.

This patch of dirt was once a lush jungle that locals say was home to ancient spirits. Now, luxury villas, bars and restaurants are being built here instead to bring in foreign investors.

There was a time when the name of one whistleblower was on everyone's lips. Kathy Jackson was lauded as a "revolutionary" — but in the shadows was another person waiting to blow the whistle on her.

An email with a challenge sent us on a two-year journey to uncover what it's really like behind the closed doors of a rape trial.

How an intensive lobbying campaign penetrated the TGA ahead of its world-first ruling to label MDMA and psilocybin as medicines.

Did you know that some of Australia’s largest public hospitals are run according to a religious code of ethics?

For four months, I've been investigating Australia's vast collection of South-East Asian antiquities, and what I've found is alarming: a story of dodgy dealers, looted temples, and some of the world's most exclusive collections, writes Mario Christodoulou.