Connor Webster

Many citizen sleuths have taken justice into their own hands. Some have made incredible breakthroughs — though an expert says their 'help' can be a hindrance.

Everyone has secrets. Keeping them can feel lonely and isolating, but discovering them can be devastating.

Australia has one of the highest rates of pet ownership in the world, and there’s growing support for them to be included in all aspects of daily life. But is this the best thing for everyone?

Most of the 50,000 people who are reported missing each year in Australia are found within three months. We hear from the families of the roughly 5 per cent who’ve remained lost beyond that.

While latest Census data pointed to a significant downward trend in Australians identifying as Christian, there was an uptick in religious diversity. Some research suggests 38 per cent of gen Z identify as spiritual and there is an increase of gen Z men turning to religion.

Technology seems a non-negotiable part of everyday life. For Quentin, it became an addiction. After years of trying different ways to break free, it was a 12-step program that helped her into recovery.

In Australia, are terms such as "free speech" and "cultural safety" now used in place of constructive, respectful debate?

Samia learned the hard way the importance of trusting her gut, but an expert says our decisions are more unconscious than we might think.

With more of us share housing, navigating living with strangers is an increasingly important — and sometimes challenging — skill.

Walter felt it was his civic duty to complain and says whingeing shouldn't be disparaged. Others think differently.