Grace Tobin

Shocking allegations of suspected embezzlement at the fertility industry's peak body have been revealed just days before Australia's health ministers meet to decide the future of how the organisation self-regulates the IVF sector.

Every year tens of thousands of Australians turn to IVF to start or grow a family. But is it an industry that can be fully trusted given recent revelations of embryo and sperm mix-ups and women giving birth to strangers’ babies? Today, ABC journalist Grace Tobin on her latest investigation into one couple’s fraught experience and why the rules need to change. Featured: Grace Tobin, ABC Investigations reporter

For couples undergoing IVF, there is a need to know where the donor sperm came from, but at this fertility giant, there was a 99 per cent chance the sperm was labelled incorrectly.

A biracial baby was born to a white couple in Brisbane in an IVF mix-up that Australia's biggest fertility company kept secret for the past 11 years. 

The mystery of what went wrong at one of Australia's biggest fertility clinics haunts this couple.

Thousands of babies who’ve been exposed to their mother’s drug use are born in Australia every year. Help is difficult to find.

The potentially-deadly practice used on children by youth detention officers in Western Australia will be replaced with an alternative method within weeks.

Journalist Grace Tobin gives an insight into the challenges of producing the Four Corners program Locking Up Kids, which investigated the treatment of youth at Western Australia’s Banksia Hill facility.

Video footage shows how children are being treated in a youth detention facility facing allegations of excessive force and unlawful confinement.

As the Coalition feuded over vaping, Four Corners can reveal a lobby group gave $44,000 to the Liberal Party but declared it as personal gifts from its director on electoral returns.