20 November 2019
A land rich with animals and stone-age humans now lies under the North Sea — what happened to this lost world?
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20 Nov: As violence brings Hong Kong to a halt again and again, will support for the city's student protesters wane or is there another way to express dissent? Adam Ni explains.... more
20 Nov: One of three anti-doping officials in the Sun Yang anti-doping saga says he knows nothing about anti-doping and is just a builder helping out an old classmate after they ran into each other at a school reunion.... more
20 Nov: Australia is at a demographic tipping point, with baby boomers retiring in record numbers and the economy struggling to replace them in the workforce.... more
20 Nov: Two prison guards are charged in relation to the death of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, but this is likely to be just the beginning, with the US Attorney-General declaring the case is not over and a legal expert saying Prince Andrew is "vulnerable to extr... more
20 Nov: The sudden death of her husband plunged Long Litt Woon into grief. She was "in chaos, in a huge mess" — but when she started to learn about mushroom foraging, a "new world opened".... more
20 Nov: Dr Karl Kruszelnicki receives the UNESCO Kalinga Prize for the Popularisation of Science in Budapest, joining the ranks of winners including David Suzuki and Sir David Attenborough. He's the first Australian to win the award in its 67-year history.... more
