Video gaming meets “classical” music with a new show now touring the world, reports Julia Thiemann.

Australia’s national cricket team is barely functioning compared to the dominance showcased by Steve Waugh’s “untouchables” over a decade ago, Daniella Doughan reports.

The New South Wales Government has announced the introduction of the South East Light Rail in the Sydney suburb Surry Hills, leading through Devonshire Street. Lucy Marks reports.

Amid rising concerns about human impacts on the environment, a group of Australians are working to clean up their local beaches. Sivert Eimhjellen reports.

Is the New South Wales government ignoring Darling Harbour’s significance in attempts to demolish Sydney Convention, Exhibition and Entertainment Centres? Belinda Grant-Geary investigates.

The 2012-13 Hyundai A-League was arguably the most exciting season played to date for Australia’s top football league, James Pennington reports.

The government may have squandered a once in a generation opportunity to secure long-term national prosperity, writes Patrick Grossmann.

A UTS scientist and his team is training the endangered Northern Quoll to think twice before tucking into poisonous toads. Joe Gorman reports.

Jeff Wall is one of the world’s most famous contemporary photographers. As a new exhibition of his photographs comes to Sydney, Zoe Ferguson investigates why Wall’s work is so distinguished.

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There’s a fine line between making films and saving the planet but an Australian landscaper who works on Hollywood films wants to make it happen, writes Elizabeth Pickworth.