Australia Post’s CEO recently said the email era was coming to an end and new digital technology will replace email in the near future. But not everyone is convinced that this is the case. Rachel Worsley reports.

A new study has confirmed that looking to online technologies may be the key to dealing with supporting patients of mental illness. Rachel Worsley reports.

One of the world’s leading marine scientists has warned Australians that if we continue in the same direction, the Barrier Reef will be reduced to a seaweed-covered lump in the water. Tim Roxburgh reports.

When $1.4 million of funding was slashed from community broadcasters’ digital services, the future viability of digital radio services for community stations was brought into question in Australia, reports Tim Bennett.

The issue of violence in entertainment media was again raised only days after the release of violent warfare video game Mortal Combat. Wade Stephens looked at the different arguments in the debate.

Social media has had a huge impact on how people communicate with each other, and some people claim to be addicted. But how bad is it really? Amy Cheng reports.

Ellen Patterson speaks to women with their own experience of deep vein thrombosis.

How will allegations of international price fixing in online publishing affect Australia? Rose Powell reports.

Christopher Testa talks to Walkley award-winning journalist Antony Funnell about the relationship between society and technology.

Mohamed Taha looks at the latest developments in human cognitive enhancement.