David Marchese is a broadcast journalist and has been reporting for the ABC since 2011.
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Podcast host Lisa Phillips says it is time the world focuses on how to stamp out widespread sexual abuse in society.
The controversial movement that asks you to do as much good for the world as you can.
Socceroos star Awer Mabil says he was just being himself when he called out Pauline Hanson's plan for a "monoculture" in Australia.
Millionaire biohacker Bryan Johnson accepts that his critics will laugh if he gets hit by a bus and dies, even as he dedicates his life to the search for immortality.
Bugs bassist Jordan Brunoli is focused on making the most of his life right now after being told by his doctor he only has a few months left to live.
Author Hannah McElhinney spent years investigating after her cousin Lauren died seeking controversial medical treatment overseas.
Clay first tried drugs during lunchtime at school. What followed was a decade of addiction and run-ins with police. Now he hopes sharing his story will help others.
Author Bek Condello says she has not spoken to her friends or family inside the church since she decided to leave.
Australian artists have already had their music taken to train overseas AI models without payment or consent.
Best friends Lachie and Fletcher have nailed the art of ignoring what people think, travelling the world as Two Mates, 1 Chair.
Charlotte Mortlock believes it is time for Australia to leave the left-right ideology behind and focus on what brings people together instead.
Podcaster Dee Salmin says people should steer clear of traditional dating advice and focus more on themselves.
Peter Drew has been hanging his controversial posters around Australia for 10 years, and has no plans to stop.
Ticketholders are still waiting for refunds and answers from The Drop music festival.
Before ending her life through voluntary assisted dying, Annaliese Holland shares her final wishes and advice on living a full life.
One of the world's biggest YouTubers believes algorithms are creating an addictive cycle online.
Alberto Ravagnani quit the Catholic priesthood last month saying it was too difficult to remain celibate.
Destanee Aiava was once called the best 14-year-old female tennis player in the world. Just over a decade later, she is walking away from the sport and calling out its toxic culture.
Kal Glanznig had his urine tested as part of an upcoming documentary exploring plastic pollution in Australia. The results left him speechless.
The focus of discussion around screen time is on teenagers and young adults, but young people say they are noticing older people are in the grips of their devices too.
Daniel Jackson claims to be the youngest president in the world. The problem is that no other countries recognise him.
Why is swapping saliva something all human societies have normalised? Turns out kissing isn't just a human thing — all sorts of species appear to kiss, and new research suggests Neanderthals did it too.
Data obtained by the ABC shows people are waiting months, if not years, for dental care in every Australian state and territory due to the cost.
When Marlene Engelhorn inherited tens of millions of dollars from her grandma, she felt she had two choices: do something about it, or confirm she was "full of sh*t".
Max was earning more as a dishwasher in Australia than as a university-qualified environmental monitoring technician back home in New Zealand. He is among a record number of people leaving the country.
