A fitness program at a north Queensland university aims to improve health outcomes for older Australians, while encouraging interaction between young and old.
A group in Brisbane is turning food thrown out by supermarkets into home-cooked meals which they serve to the lonely, isolated and some who are just plain hungry.
An increasing interest in nature play and a drive to see students learn more outside of the classroom sees a boom in butterfly gardens being built at schools.
When Andrew Grant became wheelchair bound at the age of 28 from a muscular disease, he decided to "reinvent" himself as an artist and channel his experience into his paintings.
A man who was put up for adoption at the age of just two months by his mother on a Melbourne street in 1947 is reunited with his sister in Perth after being separated for almost 70 years.
Each Saturday morning a Canberra tenpin bowling alley is awash with bright orange and blue as the Wizards disability league gathers for its weekly competition.
Debi Hazelden loves a challenge and not even rain, hail and shine will stop her from trying to complete 100 triathlons in 100 days to raise money for the Red Cross.
More teenagers look set to get the chance to learn outdoor and leadership skills thanks to the success of the School for Student Leadership in Victoria.
Young musicians from across western Sydney, the Hawkesbury and Blue Mountains are busy rehearsing for the first performance of the Western Sydney Youth Orchestra.
Spread across mismatching cabinets, hidden down hallways, and occasionally obscured by errant furniture, the Darwin Nursing Museum is very much an example of history that just crept into the building.
Jim Young's treasured collection of sewing machines are all in perfect working condition, but their owner would not have a clue how to use any one of them.
Excited children, and equally excited adults, present their guineas pigs for judging at the Hobart Cavy Club, which also teaches them how to look after their pets well.
