Sydney’s Art Month for 2012 is a shining success, further establishing Sydney’s growing reputation as an arts city. Anita Senaratna reports.

A steady decisive shift towards electronic books, or eBooks, is shaking up the book industry. Daisy Souza reports.

Jonas Løvschall-Wedel chats to five-time Walkley Award winner Monica Attard about her journalism beginnings, personal connection to Russia and the role of The Global Mail.

Voiceless, the animal protection institute, has a new confronting campaign aiming to improve animal living conditions on factory farms. Olivia Shead reports.

Recent anti-corruption protests and local elections in the southern Chinese village of Wukan has reignited discourse about China’s future. Cate Cadell investigates.

Mutilation and executions accompany Burmese claims of democracy and freedom. Kasper Stensgaard reports from Burma.

Scientific expeditions in the Great Barrier Reef may help us better understand the effects of global warming on our marine life. Daniel Van Boom reports.

They may have lost their debut match against the Swans, but the GWS Giants are asserting their presence both on and off the field. Daniel McBride reports.

Though the Gillard Government claims to be on track for various targets within the Closing the Gap initiative, others are not so sure. Emma Rennie reports.

Solar panels may soon be a thing of the past thanks to the next-generation of carbon-positive building materials being used to develop efficient houses, as Deanna Hadid reports.