As an aspiring journalist in a foreign country, one of your first instincts is to try to let all your presumptions melt away. You want to view and interact with those around you curiously and with no...

Bantar Gebang is where most of the waste from Jakarta ends up. Located in Bekasi, West Java, just one hour away from the glitzy capital, and being a literal mountain of trash, its effects on the local...

This month’s episode of Making a Difference comes from journalism students at the University of Canberra with stories make us think about some of the important things in life: our health, our happiness and our fellow human beings.

Curious about Melbourne's slam poetry scene, Jade Murray steps into a dim Brunswick venue and then into the spotlight of an open mic night. This continues our occasional long-form narrative series, First Person. 

Dozens of refugees have been denied Medicare rebates and Centrelink payments after two government departments failed to communicate with each other.

Two sufferers tell what it's like to feel so sick, tired and worn out every day that work and a social life are too much to bear.