In the crystal blue waters of the Sulu Sea lies Palawan, an island known for its picturesque lagoons, shipwrecks... and sugary mangoes.

Residents in the small NSW town of Berrima are battling a coal mine proposal that could wipe out their water supplies.

The 15th anniversary of the closure of the Nambour sugar mill brings back bittersweet memories for the man who was at the centre of the turbulence.

Despite decades of effort to encourage women into medicine, earnings show an enduring hierarchy in which male specialists still reap the rewards.

The reporting of any war naturally focuses on the human casualties but there are always hidden consequences from the destructive forces of conflict. Ruby Becker explores the impact of war on identity,...

Residents of Bribie Island are “disgusted” with the lack of upkeep at Fort Bribie and say the heritage-listed World War II site is being ignored.

Papua New Guinea’s trajectory to the monumental event of APEC 2018 has been one involving great strides from the moment it secured the bid to host the leaders summit in 2013. But there has been dismay since last month's event.

The 2018 Ossie Award winners, showcasing Australia’s best student journalism, have been announced during the annual dinner of the Journalism Education and Research Association of Australia conference...

Six universities have united to provide live TV coverage of the Victorian state election.

With the Katowice COP24 Climate Change Conference just over two weeks away, the progress of Australia’s commitments to the United Nations Framework Convention for Climate Change (UNFCCC) and The Paris Agreement are under the lens.

It's been a year since the release of the Change the Course report about sexual assault and harassment at Australian universities. Has anything changed?

The Syrian Civil War has seen more than 600-thousand refugees officially crossing the border into Jordan although authorities estimate the number is double that figure.