In the Pacific Island nation of Vanuatu, home and land are tied strongly to culture and tradition. With 98 per cent of land owned by customary ni-Vanuatu landowners, village relocation poses a significant...

This month’s episode of Making a Difference comes from journalism students at Curtin University in Perth. They bring us stories about preservation: preserving the environment, our reputation, our identity and our well-being.

    At 6 pm each evening, a posse of residents gather around the television in a Newcastle aged-care facility. Other than the staff, Pamela Arthur is the only one who can operate...

A team from WSU is looking into lifestyle changes that can delay dementia.

“My ancestors were sailors. They loved to sail the vast ocean. Crashing the waves, fearless.. Brave young people, get up now! To the sea, we go!”  Most Indonesians will be familiar with the...

The NSW regional town of Bathurst needs to put its housing plan on steroids to cope with a booming population.

My journalism lecturer at Swinburne University said the competition would be worth taking a shot at. I hadn’t heard of constructive journalism before then, but I imagined it was analogous to a democratic solutions-focused reporting style. I found out it was so much more.

Ben Bilua traveled hundreds of miles from the Solomon Islands to Denmark to learn more about Constructive Journalism, and he got more than he bargained for.

Pressure to build more homes in Canberra has led to new suburbs in an area that was devastated by bushfires in 2003.

Two Sunshine Coast parents are fighting to raise awareness about youth knife crime after their son died in a stabbing incident earlier this year.