A picture may tell a thousand words, it doesn’t always tell the full story. It leaves out the daily conflicts, nightmares and families suffering, the dark side of heroism. Anders Pedersen and Jonas Løvschall-Wedel report.

New polls show that the republican presidential nominee race is tightening quickly. Frances Mao reports.

The Lone Star state gets personal by abolishing the last meal privilege for death row prisoners after one man ordered a feast. Catherine Terracini reports.

Day one… Haunted minds, black memories and dark secrets plagues war veterans, when they return from war. Their torments cause mental suffering in their families. Anders Pedersen and Jonas Løvschall-Wedel investigate.

Protesters at the Aboriginal Tent Embassy have defended its relevancy while their message has been largely ignored by mainstream press. Jerico Mandybur reports.

Government report recommends re-establishing Indigenous bodies to improve shocking incarceration rates. Ashleigh Berdebes reports.

Amnesty International Chief Salil Shetty met with Indigenous Ministers after being shocked to see the conditions of Indigenous Australians. Jerico Manybur reports.

Ramping is an alarming new trend plaguing Australian hospitals. It’s not the new planking, but something far more serious. Christian Winch reports.

Australia is known as a sporting nation, but migrants, refugees and indigenous Australians are often left out of the picture. Natalie Mueller reports.

Government plan proposes more accommodation, not health services, to help improve dialysis support in the outback. Jessica Minshall reports.