Short film hoped to reframe perception of ageing

A group of aged care residents has their eyes set on Hollywood. They are writing, directing, and starring in their own short film. They hope the project will help reframe people's perceptions of ageing. For more, Gemma Varone reports.

Artificial intelligence used to help keep swimmers safe

Cutting-edge technology is helping to keep swimmers safe in the pool this summer. The AI innovation sends real-time alerts of swimmers in distress to a lifeguard's wrist. For more, Nats Levy reports 

Skin cancer tool may replace painful biopsies

Australian researchers are on the brink of changing how we diagnose skin cancer. A new tool has been successfully trialled on patients and could soon eliminate the need for costly and painful skin biopsies. For more, Taylor Aiken reports.

More Aussies turn to cruising as fast getaways

Cruising is fast becoming a go-to for Aussie getaways with the industry gearing up for its biggest year yet. If you haven't booked there are some family deals up for grabs that won't drain your savings. For more, Grace Fitzgibbon reports.

Public vs private: Which school topped the HSC results in NSW?

The HSC is now in the rearview mirror for most Year 12 students but schools are just starting to dig deeper into their performance. New analysis revealing some public and Catholic schools scored as well or better than their more expensive counterparts. For more, Taylor Aiken reports.

Police hit the water for jetski safety crackdown

Police have hoons and troublemakers in their sights, hitting the water with a fresh safety message this summer. 7NEWS was there as they launched the campaign with plenty of power at their disposal. For more, Amy Clements reports.

NSW fast-tracks safety measures after anti-Semitic attacks

Security could be beefed up at places of public worship across New South Wales in the wake of anti-semitic attacks. The State Government is urgently introducing changes to planning laws as fear spreads through religious communities. For more, Nick Hose reports.

Proposed charter provide travellers with more rights

Under a proposed charter announced by the federal government, airlines will need to process refunds faster, and travellers will have more rights. However, the changes fall short of a 'pay for delay' scheme that frequent flyers say would hold airlines accountable. For more, Blake Johnson reports.

Knife crackdown: Shocking array of weapons found in Northbridge

Police have uncovered a shocking arsenal of weapons on the first two nights of their crackdown on knife crime in Northbridge. Under new laws, officers can search anyone for hidden blades.  For more, Nick Overall reports.

Man charged over high-speed pursuit in Perth

A man has been charged over a high-speed pursuit that came to a crashing end in the city. A meat cleaver, replica firearm and drugs were seized from the car.  For more, James Carmody reports.