Brianna Morris-Grant got their start as a journalist for the Gold Coast Bulletin in 2018, specialising in local politics, state government and health. They also worked as the GCB's Social Media Editor before joining the ABC National News Desk as a digital producer in 2022.
The outbreak is now the second largest Ebola virus outbreak globally, and the fastest growing in the DRC's history according to health officials.
Israelis have voted for the nation's next prime minister, but we won't know who the country's next leader will be for weeks. Read back as our experts explain why.
Many Australian women with postpartum psychosis actively seek help despite not understanding what is wrong with them, research finds.
Recordings and transcripts reveal a disjointed back-and-forth between prison officials and emergency personnel after death row inmate Christa Pike's execution went badly wrong.
Death row inmate Christa Pike was still fighting for life in a Tennessee hospital when the US federal government revealed it was ready to conduct its own high-profile execution.
On paper, Tennessee's death penalty protocol looks neat. But experts say the drug used in lethal injection risks severe pain and a feeling of drowning.
As Christa Pike wakes in hospital following two doses of lethal injection drug, experts say Tennessee could still try to execute her.
Christa Pike wakes up and speaks almost a week after a botched execution attempt at a US prison.
As death row inmate Christa Pike remains in hospital following a failed lethal injection, we take a closer look at the track record for botched executions in the US.
Convicted killer Christa Pike remains in hospital receiving emergency treatment after surviving two doses of the lethal injection drug pentobarbital.
Christa Pike was set to become the first woman executed in the US state of Tennessee in more than 200 years. Instead, she is fighting for life.
Media witnesses say Christa Pike was still alive when they were ordered to leave the prison by officials.
Amid the largest Ebola virus outbreak recorded in the DRC's history, healthcare workers try to keep the system running.
New data shows Australia's population has grown by 1.4 per cent over the past year.
The family of slain podcaster Charlie Kirk blame officials at the university campus where he was killed for his death.
It's been 50 years since The Muppet Show hit TV screens around the world. For one Australian puppeteer, it was the adventure of a lifetime.
As the heads of the biggest AI companies in the world call for a "kill switch" to be mandated, an expert says it's only a "distraction".
As Australia marks Body Image and Eating Disorder Awareness Week, one woman shares her 55-hour long ordeal seeking treatment for anorexia in a hospital emergency department.
The price of phones, laptops and game consoles are rising thanks to a global shortage of their most important part.
A jury is left to decide the fate of US mother Lindsay Clancy, who has spent five weeks on trial for the murder of her three young children.
With a few fiery words and a mountain of blonde curls, Dolly Parton went from country music singer to a "natural-born movie star" in 9 to 5.
Europe's museum thieves once relied on deception, stealth and reconnaissance, but sledgehammers, axes, and explosives are now the weapons of choice, according to Europol.
A mother who says she was suffering postpartum psychosis when she killed her three children and attempted to take her own life is now on trial for their murder.
Eighteen months on, a new report confirms the cause of one of the deadliest wildfires in California's history as an alleged arsonist faces a retrial for a second blaze.
A review of nine online trading companies finds several are encouraging Australians to jump on "complex" deals, putting them at risk of major losses.
