To keep a rare language alive
One of the rarest languages spoken by only a small community from Papua New Guinea may soon be extinct. Julia Reger reports.
Islamic school increases security after Christchurch
The gates at Al Siraat College will be kept locked during school hours as a new security measure, with recent events having an impact on the mental health of some students. Costa Haritos reports.
The detention visits “lifeline” ordeal
Visitors to refugees in onshore detention centres must contend with pat down searches, drug tests and passive agressive guards, writes Pieter Clarke.
To keep a rare language alive
One of the rarest languages spoken by only a small community from Papua New Guinea may soon be extinct. Julia Reger reports.
Afghan women dish up their culture
Afghan women bring their culture to the Boroondara community by sharing their traditional recipes. Imogen Hartmann reports.
Lanterns light up Newport Mosque
Months after the opening of the Australian Islamic Centre, community members in Newport talk to Fatima Halloum about their struggles and accomplishments.
Calling out Islamophobia
Antagonism has increased in recent years, but where did Islamophobia come from and how are Muslims responding to it? Helena Abdou reports.
Anything’s possible for disabled athletes
Almost two thirds of disabled Australians now take part in sport. Jacob Lynch reports on some of the people who help make this happen.
New light on young refugees
A program for refugee students at Keysborough College is providing insights on their experiences. Paige Conway reports.
Historian calls for Aboriginal rights ahead of developers
Experts say property developers should consider and respect the Aboriginality of certain sites before deciding to build. Jonathan Greenwood reports.