Ellen Fanning

Ellen Fanning speaks to Qld Housing Minister, Sam O'Connor, to clarify who can apply for social housing, and whether current social housing tenants may soon face eviction. 

Ellen Fanning is joined by Nicole Abadee and Felicity Castagna to share the best books to curl up on the couch with. 

What do you know about the bandicoot? Prof Peter Banks shares the true story of these overlooked native marsupials. 

The derelict Newstead House heritage museum was shut to the public in 2021 for repairs, but it is ready to hold a grand reopening.

Local charity Formally Ever After has lost the bulk of their donations in a storage facility fire, and are seeking community support to rebuild stocks.

There’s a reason Brisbane has overtaken Canberra and Melbourne for house prices, writes Ellen Fanning, who found herself in the city’s cut-throat property market last year — competing with too many newcomers for a limited supply of homes.

Monday’s dramatic about-face by Premier Steven Miles was arguably the inevitable result of two totally different visions for the Games that have been on a collision course for about a decade.

In the wake of the 2022 east coast floods, there are signs some insurers may be considering making flood cover mandatory for new customers.

Many working Australians simply won’t have enough to make ends meet each week, according to new research provided exclusively to the ABC’s The Drum.

Vivian Bullwinkel was the sole survivor of a wartime massacre, but the full extent of the horrors she experienced is only now being told.

In a new half-hour film designed to show the challenges of policing youth offenders, more than 20 shots of children appear in handcuffs. Critics say using this level of force is excessive.

Jordan is 16. She’s homeless, disabled and has been in the care of the state since she was four. Jordan has also spent 94 days in detention while on remand. Her case is another example of what advocates say is wrong with Queensland’s youth justice system.

The youth justice department will conduct an urgent review into how long a 13-year-old boy was held in solitary confinement at a Townsville detention centre.

The Queensland government may have broken its own laws by locking up two 13-year-old boys in their cells for up to 24 hours a day at the troubled Cleveland Youth Detention Centre in Townsville.

Ellen Fanning had been looking at the photo for about eight years. The women were not sitting in the lush garden of that vast sheep station by choice. Why were they in her grandmother’s photo album?