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Around a third of people diagnosed with depression don't get better with standard treatments. But could a simple cap soon change that? Scientists have begun transcranial alternating current stimulation trials in Australia, a device that applies a low-intensity electrical current to the brain through electrodes on the scalp. And the best part? Patients can put the cap on and administer the treatment to themselves at home.

Tinder, Bumble, Hinge: there's no shortage of dating apps for those looking for love, so why are some Indian-Australian millennials opting for arranged marriages through old-fashioned matchmakers?

Are Taylor Swift's fans the most toxic in the world? Known as Swifties, they'll do anything to make their hero top the Billboard charts. Some of it is harmless, like buying multiple copies of her CDs to bump up sales. But there is a darker side to the fandom, where so-called extremist fans target and orchestrate harassment and doxxing to silence anyone criticising the pop star. It's so extreme, even Swifties themselves are scared of each other.