A hundred years ago people with an intellectual disability were locked up in "lunatic asylums". Today they're still locked away, but it's just behind the walls of suburbia, writes Alison Branley.

Cyber abuse between intimate partners is common and devastating, and there needs to be a greater focus on holding perpetrators to account, writes Hadeel Al-Alosi from Western Sydney University.

If an Emily really does look like an Emily, computers should be able to guess her true name. New research suggests they can.

The AFLW faces some real challenges beyond its inaugural season, writes Neil Cross, most obviously whether it can truly become an elite competition and get the public paying and filling seats.

America has just witnessed the world of difference between business and politics, and Donald Trump the difference between politicians and shareholders, writes Greg Jennett.