DScribe

Hannah Toohey talks to three strong females about what the future holds, particularly in Australia

The food and support this charity gives to Sydney’s inner city homeless population has never been more needed.

Hear the protest cries from pro and anti Australia Day protesters as Ben McArthur takes you to rallies on either side of the city.

Despite the new council transparency rules in Victoria, not all councils are keen for residents to know what gifts their councillors have been offered.

Extreme weather events are worsening, with the recent flooding in southeast Queensland and New South Wales the latest example

City at a crossroads: Viva plans a gas terminal in Corio Bay while council commits to zero net emissions by 2035.

Bats often get a bad rap but, as Jena Carr finds, they are a vital part of our ecosystem and need to be part of the Wildlife Act review.

Rapid urban development is pushing out natural landscapes and biodiversities across Singapore, Dscribe reporter Ng Xian Yu reveals.

Under-representation of women in sports coverage may affect how female readers evaluate the work female journalists.

The abandoned AFL Barwon season means Geelong-region cricket clubs can now get ready for the summer without having to dodge late football games

Umpires young and old reveal why they are happy to pick up the whistle each week.

The Geelong Football League Grand Final is on the move with West Oval hosting this year’s decider for the first time in more than 20 years.

It’s been delayed, open and closed over the past few months due to lockdowns, but Patricia Piccinini’s exhibition A Miracle Constantly Repeated is now sitting waiting to open again at Melbourne’s Flinders Street ballroom.

The creator of a viral video tells why he needed to highlight what Covid has been like for those in show business.

An annual portrait exhibition in Geelong has a bit of a twist this year, as Dscribe reporter Ellen Dodd finds out

Unable to open her hairdressing salon in lockdown, this Melbourne woman pursued her passion for art and is now making money out of it for herself and for charity.

The victim of an online dating scam tells her story and gives you tips on what to look out for so you don’t get ripped off like she did.

Ever wondered what it’s like to be a VTuber? This podcast has all the info you need.

Influencers describe the ins and out and the ups and downs of making money on Instagram

Tinder’s new ‘safety’ feature does little to protect women from online harassment, Mackenzie Pennycook says

Short trips can help travellers build up the confidence to holiday further afield

Going for a brisk stroll is helping you in more ways than you know – physically as well as mentally.

Covid lockdowns had us flocking to bike stores to get new wheels. But what’s that meant for bike safety, and how is the industry coping now that restrictions have eased?

Not everyone has heard of the Outback’s Min Min lights, but those who have seen them never forget them, as Bridgit Phillips finds.

In this podcast, Dscribe reporter Olivia Lowes speaks to the experts about the online trade in second-hand clothing.

Hairdressers across Melbourne are getting ready to reopen after weeks of lockdown, making one South Yarra salon owner as happy as his clients

This episode of Ethical Threads explores how to keep up with the pace of fashion on TikTok, and if we even should.

Nikki La Ruffa explores the world of fast fashion, cheap rip-offs and where change will come in the clothing industry.