Stateline

As the cost-of-living crisis hits hard, we visit one remote Northern Territory community where some indigenous residents are regularly going hungry. Is insurance fit for purpose in Australia's disaster-prone areas? Plus how a project to eradicate an invasive weed from wetlands in north-west Tasmania has been a runaway success.

The nation's bed blocking crisis brought into stark relief: we meet a woman who's been stuck in hospital for 19 months waiting for a place in aged care. The Tasmanian volunteers who want to set up a formal group to search for people missing in the state's wilderness areas. Plus how a major leap forward in the medical care of babies born with a devastating genetic condition is turning despair into hope.

Behind the scenes at one of Australia's more unusual national institutions - the CSIRO's National Soil Archive. Plus residents of a remote outback community take legal action against the NT government for allegedly failing to provide climate-appropriate housing.