For Monocle, a visit to Melbourne’s Sun Theatre, a prime example of how the magic of cinema can boost an area long after the credits roll.

For The Guardian: From a group where no one speaks, to an all-male club for romance novels, we speak to reading groups finding new members online during the pandemic.

For Port, an interview with Mishka Henner, the Belgian-born, UK-based artist, uses the tools of the internet age – chiefly Google Maps and Google Earth – to create highly detailed and aesthetic artworks.

For The Guardian, a news feature on new fibre-optic cables running to Pacific islands, delivering high speed internet. They have been cautiously welcomed amid warnings over harassment and violence linked to online platforms.

For Monocle, a tour of Melbourne’s mid-century Milkbars - their history and the savvy new owners reimagined them for a new era.

For The New York Times, charting the paper’s history and use of color.

For The New York Times, going behind the scenes with NYT reporters on a Sunday in the Park.

For the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, an explainer on Australia’s history of ‘Blackbirding’.