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Two emerging multicultural fashion designers from Sydney’s West celebrate preserving traditions, breaking stereotypes and promoting cultural harmony through fashion.

Mould and air-quality expert Michael Taylor explains how dehumidifiers work and whether they are worth it.

Mould and air-quality expert Michael Taylor explains how dehumidifiers work and whether they are worth it.

When Richard Barnes began his solo kayak journey from Sydney Harbour to New Zealand to mark his 60th birthday, he didn’t count on Mother Nature coming to the party.

The wet weather and flooding can create the ideal conditions for mould to grow on household items. Mycologist Heike Neumeister-Kemp offers some tips on how to deal with the fungi.

The wet weather conditions in NSW and QLD have been ideal conditions for mould to grow on household items. Mycologist Heike Neumeister-Kemp offers some tips on how to deal with the fungi.

Four exceptional women define what success means to them and the sacrifices required to reach where they are now.

Members of the Russian-Australian community speak out against Kremlin aggression in Ukraine and discuss its ramifications for Russians living abroad.

Little did Martin Stark know, the sport he once considered “barbaric” would later change his life. The 47-year-old wants to use the world’s first gay boxing championships “to disrupt homophobia, biphobia, transphobia and interphobia in boxing and sport in general”.

The celebrity chef has joined local restaurateurs and a bar owner to cook meals for Sydney’s frontline medical staff every Friday.

Meet two families who started growing vegetables in their backyard to supply authentic ingredients for their traditional meals. They find gardening helps them connect with their cultural roots.

As La Niña propels humidity to record levels on the east coast of Australia, gardeners and groundskeepers talk about the negative and positive impacts of increased moisture on private and public vegetation

Asian-Australians from diverse backgrounds talk about how COVID has shaped Lunar New Year festivities and how they are celebrating the Year of the Tiger.

Members of Australia's Ukrainian community discuss how the possibility of war with Russia has been affecting the livelihood and wellbeing of their relatives back home.

From sportsmen to medical, legal and community leaders, this year’s finalists for the Australian of the Year all have inspirational stories to tell.

Collectors explain why Lego and vintage toys can be a more attractive investment than stocks and commodities.

From fast-food feasts to transcendent sweets, gifting apples to reading made-up stories, these ABC listeners talk about Christmas with a twist.

The veteran journalist recalls the “unbelievable roar” of Cyclone Tracy while sheltering in a bathroom and how a group of journalists got the news out to survivors.

Volunteers and parents at first-ever Vietnamese-Australian football club talk about how football helps them challenge stereotypes and combat the loss of tradition.

High school alumni talk about why they stuck with their formal date, or the heartache of breaking up with their first love.