A woman who became part of history in an iconic photo celebrating the end of World War II has spoken to Ray Hadley about the emotion of the day. The Dancing Man photograph is one of the most enduring images capturing the elation felt when news arrived that World War II had ended. Joan called […]

Scott Emerson has revealed as many as 100 UQ economics students have allegedly turned in identical assessments. Sources claim the assignment was part of a Business Studies course, and that the scale of the potential plagiarism has shocked many at the prestigious university. In a statement, UQ said the “possible misconduct” matter is being investigated (full […]

Question Time has sparked a fiery debate over the role of the National Cabinet, amid criticism of state border closures and the handling of the aged care crisis. Joel Fitzgibbon, shadow minister for agriculture, argued the National Cabinet has “taken on too much”, with Prime Minister Scott Morrison failing to share the workload. Energy Minister […]

“As usual, you’ve got me absolutely speechless,” Ray Hadley says. Ahead of tomorrow’s VP Day celebrations, former Australian War Memorial director Dr Brendan Nelson joined Ray to reflect on the conflict’s impact. With the COVID-19 pandemic being likened to a war on home soil, Dr Nelson shared his thoughts on how Australian society is once […]

Phobias can be crippling fears that stop people from living their lives to the fullest. A phobia is an irrational fear that is completely out of proportion to the actual threat. Clinical psychologist Dr Jodie Lowinger told Deborah Knight that we need to build an understanding of when worry is starting to take over. “The […]

Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton is assuring Australia is a safer place after hundreds of foreign criminals were deported. In a bid to release pressure on the immigration detention system, the government locked in charter flights to New Zealand, Britain and Europe for convicted criminals. 250 offenders are being kept on Christmas Island while the […]