Peter, a former public housing tenant in Werrington in Sydney’s west, talks to Paul Farrell about the campaign of harassment, victimization and death threats he endured from his fellow tenants.

Some people are swapping computer screens for silk screens and stencils and getting their hands dirty in the process. Clarizza Fernandez writes.

Chanting “we’re not going to take it any more,” around 600 mostly young people joined a nationwide protest on earlier this month against escalating drug gang-related violence in Mexico. Melissa Kitson reports.

Thousands gathered across Australia yesterday to rally against the potential budget cuts to medical research. But money was not the only concern for scientists. Eugenia Lee reports.

For many, winter is the time you head indoors but for New York’s Polar Bear Club it’s time to take a dip at Coney Island. Laredo Montoneri was there to capture it.

As winter power shortages shroud Nepal in familiar darkness, Deepak Adhikari unravels the country’s hydro debate.

Against the backdrop of political violence in Uganda, mountain gorillas are fast depleting in numbers. Janeece Keller reports on gorilla politics.

Mexico is known to put the “m” in manly – or is it womanly? Melissa Kitson finds out.

The growing sub-culture around ‘fixies’ – or fixed-gear bicycles – has come to mainstream attention with a recent gallery exhibition in Sydney. Dave Drayton and Jackie Leewai delved into the fixie culture to find out what it’s all about.

An estimated 10,000 people joined the annual Walk Against Warming events hosted in capital cities yesterday calling on politicians to take climate change seriously. Alix Piatek reports.