Erica Packer's UNICEF mission on war anniversary
UNICEF Australia Ambassador Erica Packer and son Jackson take A Current Affair behind the scenes of the humanitarian mission to keep Ukrainian refugees.
AddedFeb 24th, 2024
Outback Wrangler Matt Wright faces off with best mate's widow in court
It's been two years since Chris 'Willow' Wilson died when the chopper he was hanging from crashed while collecting croc eggs in the Top End.
Sydney teen goes viral after riding horse through Macca's drive-through
A Sydney teenager has gone viral online after he rode a horse through the drive-through section of a popular fast food outlet.
Accused killer Greg Lynn takes stand in double murder trial
Accused killer Greg Lynn has taken to the stand for the first time in his double murder trial.
Townsville mayor takes leave of absence as historical DV allegations come to light
Explosive court documents obtained by A Current Affair show embattled Townsville mayor Troy Thompson was once wanted by police over alleged domestic violence matters.
Council backflips after charging one-man household $15,000 for water bill
A NSW man whose water bill suddenly soared from less than $300 to more than $15,000 has had the fee removed by council.
Tillies fever engrosses Aussie fans ahead of Paris 2024 Olympics
As the national women's soccer team prepares to shoot for the stars at the Paris Olympics, a Tillies-mad crowd of adoring fans are behind them.
Party bus business could be shut down despite not receiving any complaints
A Queensland man has been blindsided by a council decision to shut down his small business despite not receiving a single complaint.
New claims about NDIS provider puts scheme management in spotlight
Claims against an NDIS provider accused of leaving clients homeless and broke were reported to the Fair Work Commission four years ago.
Battle to provide miracle US cancer drug to sick Aussie children
Advocates for the treatment of a rare and deadly childhood cancer are pleading with the federal health minister to help approve a groundbreaking new drug for treatment in Australia.
NDIS minister defends scheme’s performance in heated exchange
NDIS minister Bill Shorten has responded to criticism the scheme is not responding quickly enough to providers and clients abusing the system.
Could this be the worst NDIS provider in history?
NDIS provider Denise Clissold's business' former staff, investors and clients claim she nearly ruined their lives and they want her banned.
The community choir tackling loneliness through singing
The network of 28 choirs are dotted across Australia, and with no auditions or singing experience required no one is turned away.
Brave mum gives hope to cancer patients through viral dance videos
A woman battling cancer has become an unlikely social media sensation after dancing her way through chemotherapy treatment.