Charlie McKillop

During AusMusic Month, Cairns musicians are grappling with news that TAFE will close its music department—raising concerns about undervalued arts training and worsening regional access to music education.

In today's rapidly ageing population, the rights of older Australians is becoming more and more diminished and ageism more prevalent. 

A proposed, new local law which would compel land owners to replace barbed wire fencing with 'wildlife friendly' alternatives has graziers on the Cassowary Coast scratching their heads.

Friday the pelican evaded capture for weeks. But a long-overdue bath is for her own good.

A young female pelican, covered in thick tar from a recent chemical spill in Trinity Inlet, has been rescued after more than a week of failed attempts.

It's one thing to care for someone when they are sick, physically injured or living with a disability... but what about when the illness or injury is not so obvious?

Richard Fidler from ABC's 'Conversations' on why the show/podcast has lasted for 20 years and continues to resonate with audiences here, and around the world. 

Step inside the workshop of 79-year-old Roy Walker, who’s still rolling up his sleeves more than 60 years after picking up his first wrench. Since starting his business in 1967, he’s built more than a plumbing company—he’s built a legacy, now carried on by his children and grandchildren. To close the skills gap, we don’t just need more workers. We need more people like Roy.

Bega Group says Australia's peanut industry faces increased competition from imports and declining production.

Hudson Dagge saw first-hand the impact of the Royal Flying Doctor Service on rural life while growing up on a cattle station near Cloncurry. Today, he's part of the maintenance team keeping its fleet of planes in the air.