A new study done in the US has shown that children exposed to media before bedtime, or violent content in the media, are more likely to experience sleeping issues. Shauna O’Carroll reports.

Amnesty International Chief Salil Shetty met with Indigenous Ministers after being shocked to see the conditions of Indigenous Australians. Jerico Manybur reports.

From rooftops, backyards to community gardens, urban beehives are becoming more and more common across Sydney. Anastasia Dimitrios reports on whether city bees can make a difference to a global crisis.

Facebook relationships increases contact with friends and family but it also advertises your relationship breakup. Su-Lin Tan reports on the effects of social media on relationships.

I’m in a room full of virgins. No, this is not a Star Trek convention or a youth group. I’m at the Civic Underground below Goulburn Street and it’s packed. Eliza Goetze reports.

My liver broke up with me. It was a traumatic experience. All those nights spent together, the holidays, the promises to care for each other forever and ever…and it broke up with me. Elizabeth Pratt Reports.

Producer of Fat Pizza, Paul Fenech has another controversial TV show on air and this time it targets public housing tenants. Tawar Razaghi reports.

The Kings Cross Photography Prize intends to have locals capture this iconic suburb and its people. Anna Lavdaras reports on this year’s theme: “Character of the Cross: People and Place / Past and Present”.

The dangerous festival has come back to Sydney and this year takes us out of our comfort zone writes Marilyn Hetreles.

Unsafe Haven explores the daily life and struggles of the ethnic and religious minority of the Hazara people in Afghanistan. Mariam Chehab reports.