Film is something that most of us have come across and been influenced by in some way. However Australian film could soon become redundant as local work is becoming scarcer and people are forced to search overseas to apply their craft.

Federation Squares creative program commissions many projects throughout the year, May's instillation being Batmania.

My name is Danielle Trippett and I'm a Melbourne based Interior Designer with over 20 years experience in the Australian Design Industry.

Having HIV and/or AIDS is hard but talking about it and sharing real life experiences would be harder. Richard Keane and Sarah Feagan, two keynote speakers from Living Positive Victoria share their stories at the World AIDS Day event held at Fed Square last year.

The Northern College for the Arts and Technology (NCAT) is a college designed to demonstrate and expose the creative genius of the students who attend. I interviewed Bon Nardella, a teacher at the college, who told me about what he and his colleagues hope to achieve by working here.

Reflecting on last year's event held at Federation Square for Peace Day and what it means.

I had the opportunity to interview Cr. Jim Magee who is the Mayor of Glen Eira. As a local member of the community, I was very interested to learn about the man, and the team behind him and their hopes for the future of the community.

It's not easy moving from a country town to the 'big smoke' but Austin Carroll has managed to make the smooth transition by indulging in the things that make him who he is.

This is the story of news reporter and journalist Andrew Kruger. Relive his experiences and share his thoughts on the up-and-coming journalists of this generation.

Peter Mousaferiadis talks about the importance of culture and the difference between ,multiculturalism, inter-culturalism and cross-culturalism.

For Laurence Hutchins and little Arki, this trip to Fed Square was completely unplanned, Laurence was captivated by the sea of red as he left Flinders Street Station and couldn't walk away.

Junrach Promthong and Santiago Ocameo Salazar are two international students studying in Melbourne who were drawn in by the stunning red blanket of poppies on the steps of Federation Square.