Ben Cheshire

For seven decades the Somerton Man was simply known by his anonymous autopsy photo. But now he has a name — Charles Webb. And for the first time his relatives explain the answers were in a family photo album all along.

Four decades after Bon Scott was found dead in London, the enigmatic AC/DC star’s closest friends and relatives have spoken of his greatest vulnerability.

Legendary Australian actor Jack Thompson juggles shooting his new film, High Ground, in the Top End and end-stage kidney failure.

Children with autism require order and routine in their lives, right? A Sydney father says taking his 14-year-old son on a six-month African backpacking journey has challenged conventional wisdom and had "ground-breaking" results.

Veteran jazz musician Don Burrows has been diagnosed with dementia and now resides in a Sydney nursing home— but that doesn't stop him from playing the flute with his long-time friend and musician James Morrison by his side.

Newly unearthed recordings lay bare the anguish of Peter Hall - the Australian architect who completed the Opera House after Jorn Utzon’s controversial resignation, only to die destitute and alcoholic.

Singer Jenny Morris reveals she has a rare neurological condition affecting her voice and she will not perform again.

How does someone who has been terrified of public speaking all their life wind up on the stage of the Sydney Opera House in front of 2,500 people?

It was somewhat of a culture shock to come face-to-face with Doc Neeson for his appearance on Australian Story. But even through his illness the charismatic young Doc, with his cheeky sense of humour, was still visible.

Nearly 50 years after the event, the exclusion of swimmer Murray Rose from the 1964 Olympics continues to polarise opinions in the swimming world.