Clinton backers nervous, Trump bullish in campaign's final hours

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So who is going to win? It is the question on everyone's lips as this volatile presidential election…

Live: Clinton, Trump in final push before USA votes

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The US presidential candidates are on a swing-state blitz, making their final pitch to voters before…

Live: Dutton hints at refugee resettlement deal

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Immigration Minister Peter Dutton says he will soon be releasing more details on a deal to resettle…

Confronting mortality: The world's refugee crisis

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Artist Ben Quilty and author Richard Flanagan make a harrowing trip to Europe and the Middle East to witness the refugee crisis.

Uncle Jack Charles on recidivism and reform

Jack Charles (Bindi Cole) The Drawing Room

Jack Charles has lived a full life, as an activist, an addict, an award-winning actor, and now a wise Koori elder.

What does a typical suburban home look like?

1960s house design (ABC News Breakfast) News Breakfast

From the post-war modernist boom to the McMansions of the '80s, the idea of the Australian home is changing.

Swift parrot hatchlings bring hope for endangered birds

Swift parrot hatchlings (ABC TV - Catalyst) Catalyst

Scientists working to save the swift parrot are making other discoveries along the way, including how fast they can fly.

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A Catalyst for change

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ABC's flagship science show, Catalyst, has been given the chop. So what is in store for ABC audiences?

Millennials and baby boomers: Who had it worse?

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Was life really so easy for those born in the post-war era? Do young people today really have it worse than their parents?

Vote for your favourite book of 2016

Book Club (ABC TV) The Book Club

Which book made your year? Celebrate the best of your reading year by voting in The Book Club's national poll.

Is modern parenting too protective?

Is modern parenting too protective? (Nightlife) Nightlife

Are our kids missing out on important learning and development when we protect them from risk?

The fight against feral and stray cats

Joining forces to fight feral and stray cats (ABC Mid West WA) ABC Mid West WA

Geraldton rangers, vets and animal rescuers have joined forces to fight feral and stray cats in the area.

Is technology rewiring our brains?

Is technology rewiring our brains? (Sunday Brunch) Sunday Brunch

Remember when we relied on our memories and not computers? Times have changed - and so have our brains.

The future of food

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Innovation in food and agriculture is the only way we are going to feed a population of 12 billion people by 2100.

Analysis & Opinion : Views on the issues of the day

Donald Trump: The 'antithesis' of Barack Obama who split the GOP

Donald Trump has become a champion for the rage against the political machine.By North America correspondent Michael Vincent

As refugees in the 70s, we were lucky, but what would happen to us now?

Dai Le (at far right) and her family stayed in a refugee camp in Hong Kong for nine months.By Dai Le for Earshot

When housing 'wealth creation' strangles the economy

Young people are often outcompeted by existing owners who use equity in their homes to buy more.By business reporter Michael Janda

Australia's immigration policies make headlines in Europe

There is increasing pressure on Germany's Government to stem the flow of asylum seekers.By Europe correspondent James Glenday

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