Joanna Woodburn

When Ukraine's president faced a fiery meeting with Donald Trump at the White House, his plight struck a chord with a couple 16,000 kilometres away in rural Australia.

Former Australian of the Year Grace Tame says change happens because of staunch individuals and grassroots organisations that are on the front line of trauma.

An internal document obtained by the ABC sheds further light on abortion services in western NSW when Orange hospital temporarily suspended abortions with no pregnancy complications.

A proposed shake-up of NSW abortion law would make it compulsory for most of the state's hospitals to offer the medical service.

A NSW parliamentary inquiry is told by a Blue Mountains campaigner that state government agencies worked together to deprive the public of information about PFAS contamination.

Australian pilot Daniel Duggan's family says they feel they have been forced to challenge his US extradition in the Federal Court.

An inquiry into nuclear energy has wrapped up after 19 hearings giving communities a chance to have their say on plans for nuclear energy in their towns.

Daniel Billings, who is alleged to have murdered childcare worker and mother Molly Ticehurst, has been charged with four additional offences.

Sarah Ferguson presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting public affairs journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account. Plus political analysis from Laura Tingle.

Australia's Therapeutic Goods Administration has an ongoing investigation into a key ingredient of ArmaForce, which is believed to have triggered several adverse reactions.