The Soweto Gospel Choir have just begun their 'African Spirit' tour of Australia. The group was originally formed, by Australians, to celebrate the unique and inspirational power of African Gospel music. more
New laws banning association among individuals in bike gangs have been passed in South Australia. The first of their kind in Australia, many are calling them unjust and discriminatory. The new laws, which would enable the Attorney-General and Police Commissioner, Mal Hyde, to declare any group a criminal organisation mean bike groups now have to decide whether to fight the laws or disband their clubs.
more
Last weeks federal budget produced a surplus of over $20 billion. Next year the surplus is expected to be similar giving Labor over $40 billion to spend. Sunday's finance editor Ross Greenwood looks at how the government will use that surplus and what it may mean for the Australian economy.
more
Elizabeth Vargas from ABC America looks at a new documentary which adds another twist to the tale exploited so successfully by Dan Brown in his novel the Da Vinci Code - the legend of a "bloodline" from Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene. In Southern France, a British film maker and an amateur archaeologist uncover a series of intriguing artefacts, one of which could be the fabled "cup of Christ" or Holy Grail. more
John Stewart CEO NAB May 11, 2008 Watch our report Sunday finance editor, Ross Greenwood talks to the CEO of the National Australia Bank, John Stewart about the upcoming federal budget, why the banks are putting up interest rates beyond the offical rate and how they plan to respond if inflation takes off.
more
Julie Rrap; Naked Obsession May 4, 2008 VIDEO: Watch our report For over 25 years Julie Rrap has been one of Australia's most prolific female artists, working mainly in video, photography and sculpture. Few other Australian artists have been so obsessed with the nude human form, and Rrap often uses her own body in her work. more
Hunting Hoons May 4, 2008 VIDEO: Watch our report There is a perception, peculiar to fans of talkback radio, that car hoons have taken over the streets of our capital cities, conducting illegal races that endanger the lives of ordinary motorists and road users. more
Thoughts of Chairman Kerry April 27, 2008 Watch our report When billionaire media owners speak.. listen up. Channel 7's major shareholder Kerry Stokes' fortune has been built with cunning deal-making and relentless opportunism. Stokes granted his only television interview to Channel 9.
more
Lest We Forget April 27, 2008 VIDEO: Watch our report The ranks of our WW2 veterans are thinning. More than 50 years since the war finished Sunday visits a group of vets dedicated to remembering their fallen comrades.
more
Many of Sunday's best stories result from tip-offs from our viewers. E-mail us your idea or call 02 9965 2470 ... or, to find out more about leaking a secret, click here.
