Tessa Flemming

Young women have detailed their experiences being dismissed and misdiagnosed as chronic pain sufferers. Now, they're teaching others how to advocate for their health.

Australia's Disability Discrimination Act is decades old, with reform "well overdue". Removing the burden of proof could be the first step.

They're a small and curious cohort in a line of work rapidly evolving. Welcome to the world of courtroom artists. 

Elena wants people with OCD to know they're not alone. But how well do Australians understand the condition?

Tradies are walking out. Not over ability or aptitude but toilets — in a symbol of the sector's persistent barriers.

Powerful socialite Ghislaine Maxwell was able to exploit her connections to recruit, groom, and abuse dozens of young girls. Now, she faces a fresh interrogation over her role in Jeffrey Epstein's abuse.

Children of an icebound Alaskan town were dying. The journey to save them would be treacherous, freezing, and in these dogs' paws.  

This year's Golden Globes saw hits and misses for Australia, last-minute snubs and a humbled Timothée Chalamet. 

Nicolás Maduro Guerra rose through the ranks of his father's government and remains in Caracas. It's uncertain for how long.

Deposed Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro is now in New York after he was captured in an early-morning US raid on the nation. 

US President Donald Trump says the US has "captured" Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who earlier declared a national emergency and hit out at US "military aggression" after attacks in the capital, Caracas.

Few epitomised French chic like Brigitte Bardot, the doe-eyed beauty whose sensuality rocked a post-war world.

In the weeks before Christmas, four boys under 16 left home to play a game of soccer. Their forced disappearance at the hands of Ecuador's military has been labelled a national "turning point". 

James Ransone, an actor best known for playing Ziggy Sobotka in The Wire and also starring in It: Chapter Two, has died, according to LA medical authorities.

Bondi Beach will remain a crime scene, with security around Sydney's eastern suburbs bolstered.

Fifteen people were killed, including a 10-year-old girl. One of the two gunmen has also died, while a further 42 people were taken to hospital.

Twelve people are confirmed dead and dozens are injured in a terrorist attack on the Chanukah by the Sea celebration at Sydney's Bondi Beach. Look back at our coverage from the day.

A broad heatwave is expected to spread across Australia, with short and sharp bursts of heat throughout the southern states.

Two of the UK's leading groups for women and girls will stop offering membership to trans women in the aftermath of a Supreme Court ruling.

A massive high-rise apartment fire in Hong Kong's Tai Po district has killed at least 55 people and left hundreds more missing, with firefighters continuing to battle the blaze — as it happened.

The average first-time home buyer in the US is older than ever, but a new proposal could leave them paying off a mortgage until old age.

The Wiggles will produce an episode of their parenting podcast, highlighting the product's recall and safety issues relating to button batteries. 

One of publisher Condé Nast's most acclaimed stories this year came from Teen Vogue. Now, it is shuttering the youth publication — and laying off the staff involved. 

In many ways, justice has been robbed from Epstein survivor Virginia Roberts Giuffre. Prince Andrew's stripped titles are a posthumous victory. 

Pictures of the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, the "storm of the century" that tore through Jamaica, Cuba and Haiti, reveal a trail of damage and displacement.