Jennifer Luu

CCTV footage obtained by Guardian Australia and SBS The Feed shows a 13-year-old Indigenous girl being put into an isolation cell at a Cairns watch house. She struggles with police and tries to escape, until her arm is caught in the door.

Queensland locks up more kids than anywhere else in Australia and Sam is one of them. With a condition that is underdiagnosed and already overrepresented in the juvenile justice system, experts fear kids like Sam are being left to spiral.

Trying new foods can be an anxiety-inducing ordeal for selective eaters. For some, it can turn into a serious condition with life-threatening consequences, known as avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID).

Australian music startup Guvera beat Spotify to market in Australia and was poised to revolutionise the music industry. Then it disappeared, taking $180 million of investors' money with it.

Amy was horrified to realise a man who'd approached her in a restaurant had secretly recorded their conversation and posted it online as a guide to hitting on women. As people ditch dating apps, some dating coaches say making a move in public should be taught and normalised.

When Paula's husband died, she found comfort in a reborn doll made to look like him. These lifelike baby dolls have been shown to help with grief, loss, dementia and neurodivergence — but could relying on a doll be problematic?

Phoebe needed to flee her home to escape domestic violence, but found it impossible to get a new rental because her real estate agent was 'playing God'. Experts say Australia's housing crisis is keeping victim-survivors in unsafe situations.

After being abducted by her mother, Rose was forced to spend her childhood living under a false identity, trying to evade police. What's it like living as a missing person — and how do you return to society after all that lost time?

Calling themselves 'overemployed', some Australians are holding down multiple full-time jobs at once, usually without their employers' knowledge. But working long hours and bending the company rules can come at a cost.

First home buyers can get into the housing market with a 5 per cent deposit - but are there hidden pitfalls they may not be aware of? We asked an expert to crunch the numbers.