Ever tried swimming in your city's river?

As a movement to swim in our urban waterways grows, these experts say there's an increasing need for awareness of water safety and how to respect our natural environment.

The International Court of Justice has held the first public hearings in South Africa's genocide case against Israel. Dr Melanie O'Brien from the International Association of Genocide Scholars gives her insights.

When Linda Neil was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, she feared her creative days were over. Then a revolutionary treatment changed her life.

The discomfort of change can be better than the discomfort of not changing, and living a dissatisfied life. It's a lesson these people learnt through personal experience.

Early in 1907, French newspaper Le Matin announced plans for the most audacious motor race yet. It was to be an epic test, not only of human endurance but also of the technological capacity of the newly invented car.

There's a strong connection between living with an eating disorder and having the perfectionism trait. As the negative impacts of that link rise, these experts are calling for better understanding.

We had Howard's battlers and Morrison's quiet Australians. So what exactly is Albanese's middle Australia and who does it involve?

Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig were left out of the Oscar nominations for best actress and director. Meanwhile Ryan Gosling, who played Ken, scored a Best Actor nod. Is this the patriarchy — and horses — at work?

Tim Minchin has written the music and lyrics for Groundhog Day the Musical, which is coming to Australia following runs on Broadway and the West End.

"This year, a bill proposing the 'Nordic Model' approach to sex work will be voted on in the South Australian parliament. As a survivor of the sex industry, I believe it is important our voices be heard."