Little girl races clock to find life-saving donor match
A five-year-old girl’s family is calling out to the public for help, as she races the clock to find a bone marrow donor to give her the gift of life.
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Little girl races clock to find life-saving donor match
A five-year-old girl’s family is calling out to the public for help, as she races the clock to find a bone marrow donor to give her the gift of life.
Big Aussie names call on nation's wealthy to donate $300 energy rebate
Australia's wealthy are backing an A Current Affair campaign calling for the nation's top tax bracket earners to donate their budget energy rebate to charity.
Kids dealt cruel blow as looters target family home after mother's death
Heartless thieves have ransacked the home of two children who had both parents taken from them earlier this year in an alleged domestic violence murder.
The Sydney boxing coach offering women free self defence classes for life
Darryl Gardiner who runs defence classes said he wanted to make women feel empowered and "safe to do the things they should be able to enjoy".
Customers spending thousands on furniture that hasn't turned up
A nationwide furniture company is attracting criticism from customers over claims they have waited months for products to be delivered.
Court hears accused camper killer's version of events for the first time
Four years since two campers vanished in the Victorian High Country, their alleged killer has admitted to being present when the pair died.
Should coffee be GST-free? Hard-working Aussies plead for budget reprieve
As the nation waits nervously to learn about the winners and losers of this year's federal budget, there are fresh pleas for the government to do more to help struggling Aussie families.
Great-grandmother claims she was refused surgery for being 'too old'
The sprightly 90-year-old has skin cancers which are impacting her quality of life, and will now have to go elsewhere to have them removed.
'This could change everything we know about cancer'
Incredible story behind Australian of the Year nominee, Professor Richard Scolyer
Authorities questioned after death of mum following ambulance no-show
The Queensland health minister said a full review into the death of Cath Groom will be undertaken following her death after waiting 1.5 hours for an ambulance on Friday night.
Cosmetic surgeon confronted after patients claim physical, mental harm
Ryan Wells is one of seven doctors named as defendants in a class action brought by 1000 patients who claim they suffered physical and mental injuries.
Calls for scoliosis checks to be reintroduced in schools
An Aussie teen who dreamed of becoming a professional runner was stopped in her tracks when a huge hump on her back turned out to be scoliosis.
Regional cancer patients have fresh hope with new treatment trial
Groundbreaking trial is giving regional cancer patients access to new drugs and fresh hope.
US study's vitamin D claims spark debate
A US study has claimed it would be far better to expose the skin to some sunlight than to take a vitamin D supplement. However not everyone is convinced.
Private emergency department aims to ease stress on public hospital
Australia's health system is under extreme stress and hospitals are being swamped.
Jim Maxwell
Jim Maxwell's voice is one of the best known in the country. His radio calls of the cricket are considered by many to be the sound of summer. But while covering the Rio Olympics, he suffered a devastating stroke live on-air.
Triple murderer looking for love
The triple murderer out of jail and looking for love.
Gumtree gang
The mother, father and son who scammed a fortune from trusting customers.
Cy Walsh
Mental illness is a ticking time bomb in households across the country. Often misunderstood, it can go undiagnosed and untreated with catastrophic results.
Bowser bongs
Pull up at your local service station and you can grab your fuel, chips and a drink. But at this one, they're selling something they shouldn't and the owner wasn't too happy when A Current Affair started asking questions.
Tiahleigh's Mum
The mother of murdered schoolgirl Tiahleigh Palmer speaks for the first time since serious charges were laid against her daughter's foster family.
Welfare gotchas
The woman accused of being one of Australia's biggest welfare cheats.
The case of JonBenet Ramsey
It's the cold case that has fascinated the world for two decades. Now, a group of trained investigators believe they may have the answer.
Brenda Murder
The dramatic development in the unsolved murder of grandmother Brenda Goudge.
Dreamworld tragedy
Four people are dead after an accident on Dreamworld's Thunder River Rapids Ride.
Michelle Bridges judgement
Judgement day for Michelle Bridges after an ugly confrontation with a photographer in her local supermarket.
Text message warrant update
The major development in last night's story on mother Heby Grobe.
Welfare drug tests?
The new survey that found seven in every ten ice and speed users arrested by police are on welfare.
Maccas brawl
It's judgement day for one of the men involved in a violent brawl at a busy McDonald's outlet earlier this year.
Police resort to texting to issue warrant
Devoted mum Helen Grobe was allegedly bashed so badly by her violent boyfriend that she suffered an acquired brain injury. But police are so under-resourced that he was sent a text message to hand himself in.
Pension cuts before Christmas
The senior citizens facing pension cuts just before Christmas.
Powerball battle between workers and bosses
The latest in the bitter $40 million Powerball saga between 14 syndicate winners and one of their bosses.