Georgia Hitch is digital producer for ABC TV. She has previously worked as a federal political reporter in Canberra and as a reporter in Darwin.
Reflecting on Julia Gillard's now-iconic speech, Tony Abbott says he thought it was "pretty over the top" and saw it mostly as an example of political theatre.
The Country Women's Association is known for its high standards when it comes to baking, but just how hard is it to take out the top trophy in one of its competitions? Test yourself with our quiz and find out.
We asked a panel of experts to answer your common questions about the manosphere, masculinity and how to approach conversations about it.
From parenting to mental health, relationships to body image, we asked some experts to break down everything you need to know about the manosphere.
Do you know where The Secret Life of Us was set? How about the year Fisk premiered? Find out if you're on the money with our quiz.
When Noor's husband died, she turned to his "play space" — the local men's shed in the old logging town they called home. She's not the only woman who's been welcomed into the inclusive community.
When Lisa Millar and the Back Roads crew set out to film along the mighty Snowy River, they were quickly reminded that the landscape can be as unpredictable as it is stunning.
Heather Ewart was a powerhouse political reporter when she was asked to create a show about regional Australia. A decade later, and with her final season going to air, Ewart admits that getting the idea off the ground was no easy feat.
The ABC's beloved nature nerd, Ann Jones, is on a mission to uncover the secret lives of some of the world's most elusive animals. Test yourself — or learn a thing or two — about these intriguing creatures.
Andy Lee is no stranger to TV, but when it came to turning his best-selling kids' book into a show for the ABC, it was a process unlike anything he had experienced before.
In 1971, Vincenzo Pandolfi's life changed when a chance meeting introduced him to "the light of his life", Elaine. Even in the face of illness and heartbreak, the enduring power of their love continues.
From when it was invented to how many keys it has — take our quiz and see how much you know about the humble piano.
Sydney couple Mon Berger and Charlie Tutty bought a rundown 19th-century schoolhouse more than 1,000 kilometres away, with a dream to revive, restore and one day retire to the heritage-listed property.
What would you risk for the house of your dreams? That's the question Melbourne couple Stephanie and Paul Ryan grappled with when the opportunity arose to buy a rundown Victorian-era house that's under the threat of compulsory acquisition.
Topic: Urban Development and Planning
If you were walking down the street, could you pick a Victorian terrace from a Federation bungalow? Restoration Australia host and professor of architecture Anthony Burke walks us through five popular design eras.
When Blythe Calnan and her partner bought their WA farm, they had a clear picture of how they wanted to manage it — by working with the environment to help protect it from future extreme weather events.
Topic: Sustainable and Alternative Farming
For the millions of people in Tropical Cyclone Alfred's firing line, the flurry of preparation and activity earlier this week has become an agonising waiting game.
When the time rolled around for Jack Kennedy's daughter to go to child care there were no spots available in his regional Victorian town. Experts say his isn't unique and won't be helped by recent changes to the childcare subsidies.
The Kangaroo Island Hunt Club has been running for more than 50 years, but unlike the English groups it's based on, there are no foxes on the island to actually hunt. Instead, this is what brings the group together year after year.
The Outback Way is the stuff of legends — thousands of kilometres of dirt road through the centre of Australia into uncharted territory and to places most people can only dream of seeing. But it's certainly not for the faint-hearted, writes Lisa Millar.
Collies and kelpies are beloved working dogs and pets, but each has very different personality and behavioural traits. This is what to keep in mind about whether one would suit you and your family.
Chocolate is a dessert favourite but how much do you know about how it's made?
With no local council or police station and one road in and out, you can understand why locals think this town is one of the "last frontiers".
Do you know how many toilet rolls we each use a year? Or why some paper has patterns on it? Test your knowledge and find out in our quiz.
Dr Laura Ryan's ambitious plan is one step closer, with her local council announcing it is reviewing rules that prevent owners from putting solar panels on street-facing roofs.
