Isabella Higgins

Older Australians were promised "a world class aged care system", but as "once in a generation" changes roll out, some feel they are being delivered anything but.

Anthony Albanese formally recognised Palestinian statehood on the world stage this week, but about 78 years ago a lesser-known Australian was fighting for the creation of a Jewish state.    

New report finds mothers do more of the sex education at home, raising concerns that young boys are missing out on key information from their dads. 

The demonstrations held across Australia last Sunday were framed by organisers as "anti-immigration protests" and a chance to "stand up for Aussie culture". 

Members of the multicultural community describe fear and hurt after the weekend's anti-immigration demonstrations, while experts raise concerns about far-right groups. 

East Arnhem Land serves up generations of greats despite ongoing struggle

From the pain of a broken political promise and one community’s desire to push forward, the Garma festival was born.  

A new report from Victoria Legal Aid reveals a rise in the number of children being placed on violence intervention orders, with some as young as 10 years old.

From the outer suburbs to the seaside, the Coalition was abandoned by its core base. The ABC spoke to voters in key changing seats to ask why.

Housing, cost of living, health and Australia's energy future have been front and centre this election campaign. Here's what the Vote Compass data tells us about where respondents stand on key issues.