How the Marcos legacy was redefined

Thirty-seven years after his family fled Manilla in disgrace, Ferdinand Marcos Jr is running the country that his family had "plundered".

Ever felt that overwhelming sense that there's just not enough time to do your job? And that everything is suddenly urgent? How did we get here and how can we stop the urgent work loop?

ABC Top 5 media resident Dr Rohan Fisher says sci-tech too often avoids the difficult social, political and cultural dimensions of human-generated problems.

There are questionable processes behind some popular social media filters says one AI expert. And that's just one of the filters' many problems.

Academy Award-winning director Martin Scorsese returns with a devastating yet beautifully rendered film exposing America's shameful history of genocidal violence.

Nine times more forest than average has burnt in Canada in 2023. So what is it like on the ground?

Many countries rely on submarine cables to help keep their economy going and their security in check, but they can fall foul of geopolitics and international tensions.

It's no secret we should be working a little bit less, and sleeping a little bit more. And in the age of the always-on hustle, some people are doing just that — and making a whole lot of money.

The civilian massacres in Israel on October 7 and the devastation inflicted on residents of Gaza both make claims on our humanity and our capacity to recognise and respond to the deaths of others. But some find these claims mutually exclusive.

Group chats are more popular than ever, and offer a more intimate form of conversation compared to social media. But unclear rules of engagement can lead to problems.

The last time Taylor Mac performed a show in Australia, audiences described it as "life-changing". The virtuosic drag artist is bringing a new show down under for one night only.