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

Gippsland unions see victory as Victorian Government announces plans to close Hazelwood power station. Josh Kenworthy reports.

Doctors are prescribing antibiotics for the common cold despite wide acceptance and research showing that the drugs have no effect on viral infections. Rita Mu reports.

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.

The Victorian Government has taken steps in the battle of the bulge to try and make consumers more aware about the food they are eating. Nastasia Campanella reports.

Kylie Beale takes a closer look at where Australia stands in the global fight to convert to renewable energy options.

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.

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