Are wave parks the answer to 'surf rage'?
The battle for the surf has moved from the ocean to the pool where rival companies are spending tens of millions of dollars to create the perfect artificial wave.
Adam is a reporter with Four Corners, a two-time Walkley Award winner and experienced foreign correspondent with postings to Beirut, Jakarta and New York. He's been a reporter for 7.30, the Sydney Morning Herald, the Irish Times, Sky News and the Daily Telegraph. You can follow him on Twitter @adharves
The battle for the surf has moved from the ocean to the pool where rival companies are spending tens of millions of dollars to create the perfect artificial wave.
After months of being held captive by Hamas, Almog Meir Jan wondered if he'd been forgotten. Then he saw himself on his guards' television.
As Israeli special forces executed a daring daytime raid to release four hostages of Hamas, Abdullah watched on before his building was destroyed by an air strike.
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar disappeared down a tunnel and has not been heard from since, but this Israeli journalist says he has been in contact.
Tully Denahy's diseased teeth were ruining his life. So, like thousands of Australians, he emptied his super account to pay for new ones.
From northern Pakistan to Bondi Junction, Muhammad Fahad and Muhammad Taha have been together their whole lives. The former is now helping his friend in his recovery from Joel Cauchi's stabbing and they both want him to stay in Australia.
Major General Susan Coyle is about to be the first woman to lead one of the Australian military's war-fighting domains.
Space is the frontier for Major General Susan Coyle, the soon-to-be highest-ranking woman in Australia's military, whose future is bright as she oversees new areas of conflict.
Hospitals prepare for mass casualty events. At Sydney's St Vincent's hospital, they had to enact that plan on Saturday — this is how they handled the situation.
A man who chased the Bondi Junction attacker through the shopping centre says a police officer told Joel Cauchi to drop his knife several times before shooting him.
The grieving family of a Palestinian aid worker killed in Israeli drone strikes say they loved Australian woman Zomi Frankcom, who was also killed.
In the northern New South Wales town of Moree, kids are recording their at-times violent crimes for social media. Locals hope compassion and understanding will help those children change their ways.
The Commonwealth and state governments are doubling down on a half-billion-dollar program that's so far failed to stop the spread of the red imported fire ant.
The latest round of attack and response in the Middle East threatens to push the region into a broader war that has a common element ... Iran.
As violence rises in the West Bank, an estimated 50 Palestinians have been killed in clashes in the city of Tulkarem — now, some people here are turning to Hamas.
As the ceasefire approaches, and lists of Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners are made, families wait to learn if their loved ones will be coming home.
Benjamin Netanyahu is being blamed by many Israelis for the failures that contributed to the horrors of October 7. He is now trying to hang on to power.
A scheme to buy back or elevate thousands of flood-damaged homes in northern NSW is mired in delays and confusion, say locals.
A University of Sydney student is among an estimated 1 million Palestinians displaced by the war in Gaza.
A Canadian woman with links to Australia is believed to be one of more than 100 hostages kidnapped by Hamas. Her family says negotiations may save her life and is urging Israel to seek a deal before more civilians are killed.
Gaza is one of the most heavily monitored places on earth, constantly watched by satellites and drones and agents on the ground. And yet, Israeli defence and intelligence had no idea Hamas's carefully coordinated assault was coming, writes Adam Harvey.
The head of Australia's largest firefighting service says the nation needs a national aerial firefighting fleet.
New analysis of Australia's costliest natural disasters shows the danger posed by cyclones and flooding to the nation's east coast.
Insurance companies have responded to back-to-back floods and soaring building costs by hiking premiums by around 30 per cent in just one year. But for the riskiest homes, cover is either refused outright, or offered at prices few can afford.
Dot Angell worked as a civilian nurse in the Vietnam War. She and other civilians suffered similar mental and physical health problems to returned soldiers and an even longer battle to have their efforts recognised.