'Everybody would have got this message in a PDHPE class' - Michael on drug test plan
The first music festival to take part in the state government-run pill testing trial has been locked in.
BREAKING: RBA cuts rates to 4.1%
Michael breaks the news.
'A strange move' - Questions arise over coalition blocking visa cap
Despite its tough stance on immigration, the Coalition joined the Greens in blocking a student visa cap, a move Finance Journalist Alan Kohler calls unexpected.
'It's one of the most underreported crimes' - Breaking the silence on domestic violence
NSW Police discuss the barriers preventing victims from reporting abuse and what can be done to ensure more people seek help.
'What happened to Labor?' - By-election shocks and the Greens dilemma
With a once-safe Greens seat flipping Liberal and Labor struggling in Victoria, Tony Lupton questions whether Greens influence is dragging his former party off course.
'Be careful what you wish for' - Michael on the price of protest and democracy
While the frustration with disruptive protests is understandable, limiting the right to demonstrate could set a dangerous precedent for democracy says Michael McLaren.
Friday Food: Valentines Day dinner
Cook and recipe developer Sarah Kiryshin joins Bill Woods for Friday Food.
Experts call for AI to be policed following increase in concerning fake videos
An expert has called for AI to be policed after a fake video created by AI depicting celebrities like Scarlett Johannson recently went viral this week.
Screen Talk With Anna Cordaiy
Google Maps turns 20 - From paper maps to global navigation
Once a tool for printed directions, Google Maps now covers 220+ countries and has transformed how we navigate. Product Manager Matthew Lawrence says, “It’s remarkable how far we’ve come.”