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John Tulloh, ABC TV's first foreign editor, has been remembered for his nous and people skills ahead of the digital revolution

John Tulloh was ABC TV's first foreign editor keeping Australians across the world's news in a time before mobile phones and satellite feeds.

ABC News · Sep 1, 2022

Sally McManus says labour's share of GDP is the lowest it's been since 1960. Is that correct?

ACTU secretary Sally McManus says worker's share of wealth is the lowest it's ever been, pointing to the labour's share of income statistics as evidence. RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates.

ABC News · Aug 22, 2022

Back Roads host Heather Ewart names her top 10 country pubs

From a tin shack to a grand old lady, here are the country pubs Back Roads host Heather Ewart remembers most fondly.

ABC News · Jul 24, 2022

Debi Marshall was warned against investigating the Family Court murders. Years later, she's still chasing answers

The Family Court bombings of 1980s Sydney hit at the heart of our judicial system and left three dead and dozens wounded. It was not a story I could ignore, writes Debi Marshall.

ABC News · May 30, 2022

Oscar-winning Australian cinematographer John Seale retraces footsteps to 1970s Castaway series

A 1970s drama series that helped Oscar-winning cinematographer John Seale launch his international career is back in focus as he helps to ensure the real castaways aren't lost for good.

ABC News · May 28, 2022

Could art on prescription be the key to turning around mental ill health?

Six months ago, Bronwyn thought art therapy was a pretentious activity for the inner-city elite. But one day she took a leap of faith and has never looked back.

ABC News · May 20, 2022

From Michael Charlton to Leigh Sales: The evolution of ABC election-night broadcasts over more than 60 years

From handpainted figures on a tally board to instant results on a touchscreen, here's how the ABC's coverage of federal elections has developed over more than 60 years.

ABC News · May 19, 2022

Why is petrol still so expensive in Queensland? When will fuel costs go down?

With fuel prices nudging $2.20 a litre in Brisbane, a tank of petrol can put a sizeable dent on your bank balance, so why is fuel so expensive in Queensland and when will prices drop?

ABC News · May 19, 2022

UNSW’s Felt Experience and Empathy Lab combines art and technology to design psychosocial supports for wellbeing

With mental health concerns on the rise and treatment rates still lagging, psychologists and artists are teaming up to create experiences that instantly improve mood but also build resilience.

ABC News · May 16, 2022

B&S balls in decline as liquor licensing and safety regulations increase costs for organisers

Once a must-do event for rural singles, the country Bachelors and Spinsters ball is succumbing to a slow death with fewer than 20 on the calendar each year.

ABC News · May 11, 2022