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[30 Jul 2010 | No Comment | ]
Comics go digital

Superheroes have turned digital as the Apple craze take classic comic books to the next level. Melissa Wilkinson reports.

Enviro, Headline, Multimedia, News »

[26 Jul 2010 | No Comment | ]
Plastic bottle boat sails into Sydney

Despite being only made of plastic and recyclable material, the Plastiki catamaran survived its four month ocean voyage to land in Sydney with a rousing call to end plastic pollution in the world’s oceans, Nick Evershed reports.

Features, Multimedia, News »

[10 Jul 2010 | One Comment | ]
Ballast Point padlocks

When was the last time you used a padlock? To lock a gate at night? At Ballast Point Park in Sydney’s Inner West, the community are using padlocks to bring people into the park.

Health, Multimedia »

[5 Jul 2010 | One Comment | ]
Are you worth a tan?

Over 40 people are dying every year from melanoma after using sunbeds and while there are strict legislations to restrict their usage, there is a call to ban sunbeds altogether.

Health, Multimedia, News »

[18 Jun 2010 | 3 Comments | ]
Make me a match

Industry experts are concerned the matchmaking iPhone app for bisexual men, Grindr has hidden dangers. By William Brougham and Alex Giblin.

Multimedia, News, Special reports, Weekend & Public Holiday Surcharges »

[7 Jun 2010 | No Comment | ]
Surcharge Sinners: video

Video: Reportage and Radio Atticus conducted a three-week investigation, and found that over 60 restaurants and cafes across Sydney, Canberra and Perth are breaking the law.

Multimedia, News »

[1 Jun 2010 | 8 Comments | ]
Israel faces backlash over flotilla raid

Hundreds of Australians gathered in capital cities tonight to protest against the Israeli attack on a flotilla of boats on its way to Gaza on Monday.

Features, Multimedia »

[20 Feb 2010 | No Comment | ]
The Sword Maker and the Swordsman

The ancient art of sword making is a dying profession. Kuo Chang Shi is the last remaining professional sword maker in Taiwan. He made the famous Green Destiny sword for the Oscar wining Movie Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon.

Media, Multimedia, News, Politics »

[20 Feb 2010 | No Comment | ]
Social activism in Sydney

How has modern technology, social media and professional PR changed community activism? Tormod Spencer Austad and Tim Brunero investigate the issue, based on a local council proposal at Hugh Bamford Reserve, Bondi, Sydney.

Multimedia, News, Politics »

[10 Dec 2009 | One Comment | ]
Sydney Metro throws businesses out

The controversial Sydney Metro Project will force 41 CBD businesses to relocate. Many business owners are not happy with the amount of money offered by the NSW state government under compulsory acquisition.