Meghan Markle has shut down speculation about her and Prince Harry’s relationship with a “confession” during a new interview.

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A number of political candidates have found themselves in hot water due to posts they’ve made on social media. News.com.au’s Samantha Maiden and Sarah Keoghan discuss the drama and what impact it could have on the election result.

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Australia’s housing market is under serious strain, and one thing that keeps getting blamed is immigration. News.com.au’s Frank Chung cuts through the noise, explaining what the problem is and how the major political parties are promising to fix it.

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To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the first-ever YouTube video upload, we’re diving headfirst into the platform’s weird, wild, and wonderful history — quiz style! Joining us is news.com.au’s Mary Madigan, who bravely takes on a rapid-fire round of trivia covering everything from viral classics and cringey trends to game-changing creators.

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We uncover the growing crisis facing expectant mothers in regional Australia — where giving birth can mean traveling hours, sometimes while in labor, due to the closure of local maternity wards and stretched hospital resources.

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news.com.au’s political experts, Samantha Maiden, Sam Clench and Jess Wang, dissect week three of the federal election campaign.

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A Sydney patisserie is struggling to keep up with demand after going viral on Chinese social media. Here’s how it happened.

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In this episode, we step inside the minds of modern-day doomsday preppers. From stockpiling supplies to building bunkers, we discover why they believe society is on the brink — and what they’re doing to survive it.

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