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Whether you’re a student halfway through a degree or a mid-career manager planning the next five years, artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping lives across the country. If you've been feeling its effects, the ABC wants to hear from you.

Michael Charlton, the inaugural host of the ABC's Four Corners program and Gold Logie Award winner, has died aged 98.

Antoinette Lattouf's lawyers returned to the Federal Court on Wednesday to push for a financial penalty of $300,000-$350,000 to be imposed for ABC's contraventions of the Fair Work Act.

Fifty years ago, Australia's longest running science program was born. Robyn Williams picks some of his favourite stories from his time behind the mic. 

The ABC has not had a China correspondent based permanently in Beijing since 2020.

Over the course of two decades, Richard Fidler and Sarah Kanowski have enthralled millions, telling the remarkable stories of more than 3,200 guests. We asked listeners to share which Conversations guests have stayed with them long after the mic was turned off.

We don't want to brag but the ABC has won 11 Logies from 44 nominations this year. From deep-dive documentaries to side-splitting comedies, it would be selfish of us not to share these ABC gems for your viewing pleasure.

The Walkley Award-winning journalist has been remembered as a "wonderful human being" at a heartfelt funeral in North Sydney on Friday.

Donald Macdonald was many things over his 87 years, including a Play School host, a playwright, and a friend. 

A look back at the life of Peter Ryan and his career as an award-winning journalist. 

Antoinette Lattouf's unlawful sacking has exposed how lobby groups pressure the media.

Thanks to the generosity of everyday Australians and organisations around the country, communities have received pianos so they can share the gift of music.

In a "state of panic" the ABC bowed to pressure from pro-Israel lobbyists and fired radio presenter Antoinette Lattouf to avoid complaints and attention. Ironically the broadcaster earned more scrutiny in court.

Hugh Marks says the ABC regrets "how the decision to remove Ms Lattouf from air was handled", after the Federal Court found her employment was terminated in part to "appease pro-Israel lobbyists"

The Federal Court found the ABC contravened the Fair Work Act by terminating journalist Antoinette Lattouf's employment, for reasons "including that she held a political opinion opposing the Israeli military campaign in Gaza".

The chief digital political correspondent will replace Laura Tingle at the public broadcaster's nightly current affairs flagship. 

Q+A was a rarity in Australian television news history — a show led in part by its audience where anything could happen live on air. Here are some of the most memorable moments.

Launched in 2008, Q+A was an agenda-setting program that pushed politicians beyond their standard talking points.

If you are an emerging content maker or journalist with disability and have a story to tell, now is your chance to work with the ABC to tell it.

Tingle, a Walkley-Award-winning journalist, will take up the post mid-year, joining a network of foreign correspondents around the globe.