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Thousands of gig workers around the world are feeding the robotics industry's insatiable demand for training data on how to do things like household chores.

A men's centre is offering hope for change in a remote community with high rates of family violence. 

A strong maritime theme underpins the art of 81-year-old Tony Jones, whose workshop is teeming with boats and all things sailing.

Victoria currently has four fully selective secondary schools but Opposition Leader Jess Wilson says there is growing demand for more academic achiever colleges.

Some young people are so worried about the impact artificial intelligence could have on their learning that they've decided to boycott it.

A rare century-old housing scheme is using funds from lease payments to help buy school supplies.

Three women die in separate suspected domestic violence-related incidents across New South Wales within 24 hours. 

Two helipads remain out of action at country SA hospitals nearly two years after their closures.

When IVF didn't work, Susanne and Mike Armour had to face the difficult decision to stop trying for a baby. The couple say their love for one another got them through.

Anthony Albanese urges China and the US to work together to mitigate AI risks "in the interests of humanity". 

Ed Sheeran opens a solo concert in Philadelphia with comments about Gaza, saying what's happening is "catastrophic and unjustifiable". 

Live music fans from across Australia and the world have banded together to raise the $1 million needed to save beloved Alice Springs venue The Black Wreath.

John Farnham's family confirms the Australian singing superstar will miss tonight's tribute concert in Melbourne due to poor health.

After almost three decades working with at-risk young people through government departments, Rob Hodge found there were limits when working to change things. 

Victorian Labor has pledged to legislate tougher penalties for rapists, sex offenders and family violence perpetrators.

For many people, catching public transport is a daunting prospect, which is where this free service steps in.

A perfect storm of weather conditions has seen South Australia's north erupt into a sea of colour with a super bloom of Sturt's desert peas.

Uncle Benjamin 'BJ' Cruse still lives with the trauma he allegedly suffered as a child while in hospital, but is using his experience to advocate for today's Indigenous youth who have fallen through the cracks.

During the 12-month program, 32 women took part in collaborative songwriting, singing, and music-making as a way to rebuild identity, confidence and social connection.

Experts say Australia's battery recycling industry must prepare for the looming influx of waste from electric vehicles.