It is one of the world’s most dangerous drugs and has been for a number of years. So why, after a brief hiatus, is crystal meth on the rise in Australia again? Sean Slatter investigates.

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

Is the budgeted $2.5 billion to manage the arrival of asylum seekers by boat unnecessary? Karen Tong reports.

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

Julia Gillard has launched a Parliamentary inquiry into Australian media but it is unclear what it will achieve for media diversity. Nathan Coates reports.

Anders Pedersen reviews three essential books for those interested in getting to know the Obama family.

The Fire Brigade Union has lashed out at at the ICAC after a report found corruption within the Brigade. Patrick Grossman reports.

A decade on since 9/11 and interfaith groups continue to work towards a multi-faith Australia. Nathan Coates reports.

According to Dr. Timothy Lynch, a specialist in American politics, President Obama is not very different to his predecessor when it comes to foreign policy. Anders Pedersen reports.

US President Barack Obama promised the American people change. Three years into his presidency, is his ‘yes we can’ election pledge still realistic? Anders Pedersen reviews a book that seeks to find the answer.