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Budget speeches are prone to flourishes and embellishment, with treasurers attempting to present their government's record in the best light. With figures flying thick and fast, RMIT ABC Fact Check sorts fact from spin.

Josh Frydenberg stresses commitment to Medicare and trumpets funding for Trodelvy – a drug used to treat rare form of breast cancer

Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has handed down a budget he says will deliver “targeted and responsible” relief to those affected by the rising cost of living.

Out-of-pocket costs for prescriptions will be reduced for millions of people, while Medicare funding will increase over the next five years.

Without PBS subsidy, around 1,900 Australians would be up for more than $250,000 a year to access the CF drug.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov told PBS in an interview on Monday that Russia would resort to nuclear weapons only in the case of a "threat to the existence" of his country - and not as a result of the current conflict with Ukraine.

Your obsession with gossipy period dramas is just getting started.

PBS' new season picks up where the first left off, with its Austen heroine still sunny & determined to stay single

The Emmy-winning actor, writer and director Pamela Adlon recently participated in an episode of the PBS series “Finding Your Roots,” which unearthed some intense stories based on her genealogy. And like so much else in her life, that experience has been incorporated (albeit slightly fictionalized) into the newest season of…

As fans said goodbye to the family-based PBS show Arthur, they were treated to a flash forward of the cast of characters to see what Arthur, Francine, Buster and DW went on to do

Ashley Pharoah spoke to Salon about staying faithful to Jules Verne (to a point)