Gym memberships in particular will be under the microscope with the launch of the Unfair Contract Terms legislation.1. Jessica Black reports.

A recent survey suggests Australians were still willing to dig into their pockets to support the arts during the economic downturn. Carrie Fellner reports.

Greenpeace New Zealand has commemorated the 25th anniversary of the bombing of the Rainbow Warrior at Auckland Harbour last weekend.

Community gardens are about more than just flexing your green thumb, they’re bringing communities together. Amy Yang reports.

What does a 1920s criminal mugshot look like? Rebecca Zhou takes a look at 1920s crooks in a collection of photographs of Sydney criminals titled Crooks Like Us by Peter Doyle.

Consumers are wising up as skeptical clouds shroud the advertising industry. Stephanie Whitelock investigates. Image: Martin Addison

An accreditation scheme founded by the Australian Labor Party and unions to award sustainable hotels has failed to find any Australian hotels.

As Diabetes Awareness week commences around the nation, Lauren Said-Moorhouse takes a closer look at the disease described as the epidemic of the 21st century.

In a bid to get the Games to England, organisers pledged to host a sporting spectacular as well as to deliver the most sustainable Games to date. Leah Cassidy reports.

Australia has always been a highly successful sporting nation, but are we expecting too much too soon from our Socceroos? Andrew Woods investigates.