New film-making project sparks young minds
Seed Cinema is a new program running in regional Victoria which teaches primary students how to make their own films. Nicholas Hume spoke with…
Climate change rallies the young
Olivia Kosmas talks to some young climate protesters who are willing to sacrifice their education to protest this issue.
The Future of Community Television
Charles Hetrelezis reports on how students, media professionals and teachers are taking a stand in supporting free-to-air community television.
An eye for an eye on home soil
Carla Deale spoke to members of Melbourne’s Hong Kong community who are doing all they can to help their loved ones back home through protests, education and art.
Parties remain divided on South Yarra station
The future of South Yarra station is a key election issue in tightly contested Prahran. With the Government planning to leave the station out…
Level crossing removal still divides Carrum
It’s been welcomed by some and vindicated by others but everyone agrees that the Victorian level crossing removal project will have a big impact…
Call for LGBTQI protections
Debate surrounding laws that allow the discrimination of LGBTQI students and teachers has sparked controversy. The Victorian Greens are calling for inclusion for all. Maddison…
Greens want 300 new trams for Melbourne
The Victorian Greens are promising a major upgrade to Melbourne’s tram network in the lead up to this month’s state election. Nikita Helm…
Geelong voters welcome rail upgrade promises
Ballarat commuters have been promised rail service improvements from both the Labor and Liberal parties. Chelsea Byrne reports.
Stepping out for epilepsy
This year’s first annual ‘Walk for Epilepsy’ in Melbourne has raised much needed funds for those living with the neurological disorder. Pieter Clarke reports.