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Thanks to Carrie, we've had a good cry with her good news segment. So get the tissues out because we are looking back at some of the best ones.

Graham Arnold: Socceroos Reach The Last 16 Of The FIFA World Cup And Are Allowed A Treat

Elon Musk has been in everyone's mind since he took over Twitter, but now the world's richest man is about to try and get approval for a computer chip that is implanted in the human brain. So, should we trust it?

The Queensland Indigenous Women’s Ranger Network won the ‘Revive Our Oceans’ category of the 2022 Earthshot Award for their work protecting The Great Barrier Reef. Ranger Larissa Hale explains what this prestigious conservation prize means for their work.

Alzheimer’s is the merciless brain condition that slowly erodes the cognitive function and precious memories of thousands of Australians. But, a revolutionary new treatment could turn the tide in the fight against the disease.

Mitch Tambo has reimagined the classic Christmas song Silent Night in the First Nations language of Gamilaraay. He tells us why he chose Silent Night was the perfect song to choose.

Yet again, the Reserve Bank has increased interest rates again, this time to 3.1%, the highest rate in 12 years. But how will it affect everyday Aussies? Financial planner Glenn James explains what this means for homeowners.

Tommy Little took a 92-kilometre swim across the English Channel to raise money for spinal cord injury research. Today, he got to hand over a cheque for $100,000 to Project Spark.

Over the years, Pete has sat down with some of the biggest names in the world. We take a look back at the best moments and the moments that caught us all off guard.

Pete didn't just bring the laughs; he also brought us the news stories we needed to know. Here's a look back at the groundbreaking journalist who taught us all a little something about how to report the news.

Peter Helliar has signed off from The Project desk for the last time. Here's how he said goodbye after eight years on the show.

After eight years on The Project desk together, Waleed has some final words for Pete. He also presents Pete with a bucket of custard to say goodbye!

A $22,000-a-year elite boys school in Sydney is in damage control after shocking acts of hazing and violence were exposed. Some of the victims were children as young as twelve.

An ongoing study is finding those working on the frontline of cyber security, tasked with protecting that data, are burnt out and on the brink of leaving the industry.

From Wordle to the World Cup, we take a look back at the things Aussies have been searching for online this year. So, what were the biggest trends of 2022?

As power prices continue to rise, today, National Cabinet met to try and agree to deliver some relief for households. But it wasn't the easiest meeting of all time.

Back in 2018, Australia was rocked by a Cricket ball-tampering scandal, and now it's back in the headlines because it appears there are more people in on it than we first thought.