A series of massive underground tunnels for nuclear waste are currently under construction across Europe and the UK, but how we will warn future generations of their dangers is still up in the air. 
 

As Australia faces the prospect of nuclear energy in the future, the question of how we will store nuclear waste is explored in one of this week's features, while Dr Shastra Deo discussed how to warn those that come after us on ABC Future Tense. 
 

And what do snails wielding swords, elephants that look like oversized golden retrievers, and dogs with uncanny proportions and hauntingly human eyes all have in common? 
 

They are part of a treasure trove of medieval animal illustrations that has taken the internet by storm. You can read, and see, them here. 
 

And the latest episode of Background Briefing's The Invisible Killer is out, in which Anne Connolly explores how a court found Garry Davis injected three victims with lethal doses of insulin during a 48-hour period. But what if there was another victim? Listen to it here. 
 

A series of massive underground tunnels for nuclear waste are under construction across Europe and the UK, but how we will warn future generations of their dangers is still up in the air. 

Episode five: A court found that Garry Davis injected three victims with lethal doses of insulin during a 48 hour period. But what if there was another victim? Is it possible police failed to collect crucial evidence to prove someone else had also been killed?

Medieval animal illustrations have popped up all over the internet. Why do they capture our imagination?

How has the fossil fuel industry wielded influence over Australian governments and their policies? What does it take to make an ambitious change in the public interest, without vested interests getting in the way? 
 

Health anxiety, which is characterised by excessive worrying about illness, is a real condition that can — somewhat ironically — make you sick. But it's also treatable.

Australia's housing crisis hasn't always been with us. So what choices created it, and what choices are now needed to fix it?
 

Self-criticism, guilt and low self-worth are among the features of a toxic form of self-loathing that can have serious consequences.

A new study into how fathers manage the transition into parenthood reveals that new dads experience a range of complex emotions, including dad guilt and feeling like a passenger parent.

For professional athletes, an injury can be devastating. Lydia Williams and Bob Murphy share how they moved past the pain.

Robert Lukins' third novel is a Succession-like saga set in a wealthy enclave in Connecticut in the 1990s.