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Multi-million dollar fines for big supermarket chains who don't treat their suppliers fairly; The wrong sperm being used and parents not being warned of potential genetic issues - serious problems within Australia's fertility industry; and creative solutions to the housing crisis - how a packed-to-the-gills holiday town turned a disused aged care into apartments for young workers.

The Bright Side shines a light on stories of hope and problem-solving people around Australia.

The energy market regulator issues a threat notice for winter gas supplies in eastern states as national debate continues over whether nuclear should play a role in Australia's future power needs.

The Coalition's finally released its nuclear policy but a lot of details are missing. I'll ask the Shadow Climate Change and Energy Minister Ted O'Brien for some answers; Fears a live export ban will ruin farming towns in WA's wheatbelt; and getting your kit off for aged care - how a group of locals produced a nude calender to fund a facility for their community.

Peter Dutton's set to unveil the Coalition's nuclear power policy - how would you feel about having a nuclear reactor in your backyard?

China's Premier heads to Western Australia - why is Beijing so interested in Australia's critical minerals reserves and why might it be a threat to our national security?

As China's Premier visits Australia - both countries talk of a more 'stable' relationship but a long list of disputes between Beijing and Canberra remain unresolved

The United Nations blacklists both Hamas and Israel's armed and security forces -- for harming children during conflict. 

Hamas puts conditions on ceasefire deal as both sides accused of war crimes.

Joe Biden's son Hunter found guilty on weapons charges - the President says he won't be getting a pardon. 

With climate change looming as a key election issue, business groups call for sides of politics to find common ground.

As Israel celebrates a hostage rescue mission during which hundreds of Palestinians were killed - a blow to Benjamin Netanyahu's Government as a key member of the war cabinet resigns. 

Dozens killed in an Israeli attack on  a UN school inside Gaza. A big blow-out in the number of elderly Australians waiting for home care assistance. .

Our sluggish economy - can energy rebates and a tax cut keep Australia from falling into a financial abyss.

Money stolen to buy drugs, cars and holidays - how millions of dollars are being rorted out of the National Disability Insurance Scheme.

Israel's Government on the brink of collapse as rightwing ministers threaten to quit over a ceasefire deal as the military reveals four more hostages have died.

As Josh Frydenberg considers reprising his political career, the Liberal Party has to deal with the optics of pushing a woman aside to allow him to do so. 

Former US President, Donald Trump found guilty of falsifying business records in criminal 'hush money' trial.

The Immigration Minister Andrew Giles scrambles to stop rapists and murderers being allowed to stay in the country - he's also trying to save his job

Israel says its weapons alone could not have ignited a deadly fire which killed 45 at a tent camp in Rafah - drawing widespread international condemnation.

International condemnation as Benjamin Netanyahu orders an investigation into an airstrike on a tent camp in Gaza which killed 45 people.

Political instability hits Papua New Guinea as a deadly landslide kills hundreds of people in the country's highlands - survivors are in a desperate search for food, water, and shelter.

Courts find social media company X can be held liable for hate speech published on its platform.

Courts find social media company X can be held liable for hate speech published on its platform.

With polls showing Labour's set to sweep the Conservatives out of Downing Street, the British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak calls an early election.