21 Oct: A teacher at Brisbane's Marist College Ashgrove continued working with students unsupervised despite Catholic church authorities knowing he was a "danger to children" and faced multiple sex abuse allegations, a report by the Royal Commission into Institut... more
21 Oct: In the US, it's not compulsory to vote and research has found that many non-voters are disillusioned and don't trust the system. So what could this mean for the US election?... more
21 Oct: Healthy volunteers aged 18 to 30 are being recruited for the human challenge study, which will infect them with coronavirus in order to determine its strength and test potential vaccines.... more
21 Oct: After a swathe of cancelled music festivals, promoters are pledging to get Australian punters back partying in 2021. But difficulty in getting insurance coverage may stop them.... more
20 Oct: If you're up and about an hour before sunrise this week you may catch the annual Orionids meteor shower and explore one of the most iconic constellations in the sky.... more
20 Oct: The Commission on Presidential Debates will mute microphones at the upcoming clash between US President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden.... more
20 Oct: In the historic elections of 2016 and 2018, roughly half of eligible Americans choose to have their say. What would happen if the rest of the United States joined them?... more
20 Oct: Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford says while he understands people are tiring of restrictions, the imposition of fresh rules is needed as critical care units in the country are at capacity.... more
