If you have ever dreamed of life in a castle, why not stop dreaming and join the growing number of people make a castle stay part of their European holiday plans.

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Michael Pavlich to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

This week's topic is: Dietary Zinc and Better Health.

Hugh Mackay is Australia's leading social psychologist. For decades, he has examined our society, our quirks, and foibles. 

Deborah Mailman is one of Australia's most beloved entertainers. She has starred in countless iconic Australian TV shows, and is returning to voice the titular character of the groundbreaking kids show 'Little J and Big Cuz' for its fourth season!

Jamie Bamber is a British actor, perhaps best known for his time in the critically acclaimed and beloved cult sci-fi series 'Battlestar Galactica.' He has also appeared in the main cast of other beloved TV shows 'Hornblower,' 'Band of Brothers' and 'Law and Order: UK.'  Paul caught up with Jamie ahead of his appearance at Melbourne's Metro Comic Con to talk about the similarities between commanding a boat and commanding a spaceship, playing a defence attorney and how his name has been used in multiple passwords.

Blondie co-founder, songwriter and guitarist Chris Stein was in the thick of things for some of the biggest cultural events of the late twentieth century.

Rod caught up with Shaun Rennie, a theatre director who has worked across Australian premieres of new works to revivals of treasured musicals. He has received three Sydney Theatre Award nominations for Best Director, and twice won the Broadway World Award for Best Direction. His production of 'Gianni Schicchi,' a part of Opera Australia's production of Il Trittico is playing at Sydney Opera House through July.

This week's topic is: Walking Benefits Those with Recurring Low Back Pain.

The Great Barrier Reef is massive: It spans over an area of approximately 344,400 square kilometres (roughly the distance between Canada and Mexico)! It’s not just Australia’s greatest reef… It’s the world's largest coral reef system!  

Rod caught up with actress, singer and author Penny McNamee to talk about her time in Home and Away, and about her turn as Gwendolyn Pigeon, in Theatre Royal Sydney's current production of Neil Simon's The Odd Couple.

From 1952 to 1963, the British government, with the Australian government's assistance, conducted 12 major nuclear test explosions in the South Australian outback and off the West Australian coast. At the time and for decades after, the authorities denied, ignored and covered up the health dangers.

Actor Paul McGann chats with Paul Verhoeven on Overnights about the possibility of the eighth Doctor returning to screens, attitudes to sci-fi and genre parts, and the role of faith in sustaining an acting career.

Journalist Mitch Jennings is publishing his debut novel, A Town Called Treachery, and he tells Paul Verhoeven on Overnights that he didn't know who the murderer was as he was writing the book.

Olympic swimmer, sports administrator, and broadcaster Nicole Livingstone joins Paul Verhoeven on Overnights ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.

Adam Murphy has been an artist for Disney, Nickelodeon, Animal Logic, Lucasfilm, and Netflix since he was 15. 

Rod caught up with Northern Irish soprano Giselle Allen, who is currently in the tittle role of Opera Australia's production of Tosca. 

Our topic for this week is: Boosting Immunity Through Exercise.

At any given moment Earth is orbited by an estimated 126 million pieces of space junk. How it'd it get up there? Will it fall down? What kind of problems is it causing for astronauts?

Peter Rowsthorn is a beloved veteran of the Australian screen, who is currently treading the boards in the latest production of the smash-hit musical Chicago.

As we enter the new financial year, Rod sat down with Professor Rick Krever from the University of Western Australia to take a look back at the rich history of taxation in Australia.

Or it might not!  Katherine Bennell-Pegg is the Director of Space Technology with the Australian Space Agency. In 2024, she became the first qualified astronaut under the Australian flag and also the first female Australian astronaut.

The Star Trek star on playing William Riker in Star Trek: The Next Generation, his approach to directing, and ... the trombone.

His biographer says Büsst's role in saving the Great Barrier Reef and Queensland's rainforest should be much better known.

Darren Purchese talks about judging on The Great Australian Bake Off, learning his craft at the Savoy in London, and which French pastry treats float his boat.

The Australian Constitution, as described by the Parliamentary Education Office, is 'the birth certificate’ of our nation as it is today. It is what provides the basic rules for the government of Australia, and it lays out the fundamental laws of Australia that every State and Federal Parliament is bound to. 

Our topic this week is: Why Muscles Matter for Better Health.

Whilst it may seem like they may be the environmental topic du jour, microplastics could potentially be the cause of a new wave of drastic health issues.

Driving across the Nullarbor has become one of Australia's most iconic road trips and as one the most challenging road journeys in the country.

Our topic this week is: Health Mistakes We All Make.

This year (2024) will mark the bicentenary of the 14 September 1824 European foundation of the Moreton Bay Settlement. The event is the foundation of the State of Queensland as we know it today.

Tarot cards, psychic readings, conversing with the dead, the Loch Ness monster, water dowsing: Maybe you’ve experienced something unexplainable… but can you prove it? Well, if you can, then the Australian Skeptics may offer you a cash prize of $100,000! It’s not that they don’t want to believe the unbelievable… They want to see the proof! 

Due to our country's ageing population, Australian geriatricians are bracing for a 'tidal wave of Alzheimer's diagnosis.' As our population ages, scientists around the world are making massive leaps and bounds in studying Alzheimer's, with the hopes of finding better ways to manage, prevent and cure this debilitating disease.

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Trevor Chappell to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

Our topic this week is: Things to Know About Coeliac Disease.

Donald J. Trump: People either love him or hate him… but how do historian's objectively chronicle his presidency? 

Rod caught up with bestselling Australian author Victoria Purman, who's new novel 'The Radio Hour' is about the golden years of radio broadcasting in post-war Australia, celebrating the extraordinary unseen women who wrote the ABC radio plays that held a nation captive.

Whilst it may seem like they may be the environmental topic du jour, microplastics could potentially be a forever problem.

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Trevor Chappell to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

The 1970s was when Australian sports went from being broadcast to black and white to being shown in full colour. 

Our topic this week is: Bowel Cancer (A Personal Journey)

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Trevor Chappell to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

In 1902, Australia became the first nation on earth to enact equal suffrage, enabling women to both vote and stand for election alongside men. This would not have been possible without the hard work of the brave women involved in the women's suffrage movement, who called for the right of women to vote to be enshrined in the nation's constitution.

This week's topic is: Designing Your Home Gym.

The rise of the Western Sydney Wanderers is the topic of a documentary titled 'Came From Nowhere.' They hold one of the greatest underdog stories not just in the code of soccer but in the history of Australian sport. David was joined by former Socceroo Craig Foster to discuss the doco and soccer's place in Australia's multicultural society.

The Way, My Way - Bill Bennett's Camino journey

This week's topic is: Get Busy, Die Later.

Health and Fitness with Professor Gordon Lynch

Last week the Australian Consumer and Competition Commission reported that Australia's aviation industry has finally recovered from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.Whilst it seems like the aviation industry is soaring once again, it has not been without turbulence.

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Trevor Chappell to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

Australia's gold rush came at a time of significant international upheaval and sparked dramatic change across the colonies.

'The Heat' is currently ranked ninth in the world.

Paul caught up with Loretta Swit, who played Major Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan on M*A*S*H. 

The topic for this week is: Dispelling wrong assumptions about exercise, health and fitness.

Paul caught up with actress Stacie Mistysyn, who played Caitlin Ryan throughout multiple incarnations of the Degrassi teen drama franchise, from Degrassi Junior High through Degrassi: The Next Generation.

Paul caught up with legendary British screenwriter Russell T. Davies, who has just returned as the showrunner to beloved sci-fi series Dr. Who.

How do we know actors are comfortable performing intimate scenes?

Our topic for this week is: Avoiding Shin Splints.

Last week, it was announced that a new Johnny Cash album would be released later this year - despite being dead for 20 years!

Recent efforts by the Australian government to pull violent content off of social media has seen the government butt heads with technocrat Elon Musk.

Singer songwriter Colin Hay is coming to Australia for the 2024 Big Red Bash in Birdsville, and is playing shows with his band on the east coast in late June and early July.

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Trevor Chappell to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

As concerns about data safety and privacy continue to build, the popularity of TikTok has been cause for alarm for governments and policymakers around the world.

There are two certainties in life: death and taxes…. but what if we could make a certainty uncertain… No, we're not talking about dodging taxes… but delaying death.

Our topic for this week is: Making Exercise Enjoyable and Effective.

As a child, Brenda Matthews, a proud Wiradjuri woman, speaker, author, and co-director of the upcoming documentary 'The Last Daughter,' was taken from her Indigenous parents along with her six siblings when she was two.

For some it's science fiction; for others it's a dream that in the future, medical science will allow them to cheat death.

With Eurovision less than a fortnight away, Rod Quinn caught up with Eurovision expert Alistair Birch from EurofileTV about which songs and countries will be the ones to watch, and how Australia will perform

This week Professor Gordon Lynch looks at why watching sport and getting too emotionally involved might be bad for your health

50 years on, the world is still infatuated with The Beatles.

"I aim for the heart and the soul, you know, not the feet or the groin."

Do you use a film camera? Maybe polaroid? Listen to vinyl records? Write actual letters to people? Read newspapers or books in non-digital form?

It took time, but Garry Disher has established himself as a leading Australian voice in the crime fiction world.

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Michael Pavlich to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

In 1933 the Australian Senate debated whether is was appropriate for women too wear pants in the chamber. 

This week's topic is: A Guide to Promoting Kids' Health.

Decades before Prince Harry wrote his memoir, his great uncle published his own: 'A King's Story.'

It's maybe the only museum in the world that has relics from a Howard Hughes-assisted submarine retrieval, Saddam Hussein's leather jacket and a hard copy of Hitler's psychoanalysis. 

Whilst it only aired for 5 years, 'The Brady Bunch' has been a phenomenon that has endured for over five decades.  

It was thanks to a public fundraising campaign that our women's swimmers made it to the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm.

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Michael Pavlich to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

Twice adopted as our national anthem, we explore the history of Advance Australia Fair and the ongoing debate about a song for all Australians.

Our topic this week is: What to Expect When You Exercise Regularly.

In 1995, the People of the State of California v. Orenthal James Simpson became what was described by USA TODAY as the "most publicised criminal trial in human history.'

Brain surgery: It's famously very, very hard.

Rod caught up with the incredibly talented Kimberley Hodgson, who is currently performing in Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour's 2024 production of West Side Story!

Rod chatted with Gareth Fletcher, Director of Art and Technology and the Lecturer of the 'Art Crime' course at Sotheby's Institute of Art, London, who led us through the ins-and-outs of darker side of the art market. 

This week's topic is: Shift Work: Where Does Fitness and Nutrition Fit In?

Andy Warhol was one of the most important creative minds of the 20th century. Even now, 37 years since his untimely passing, his influence is still felt across all modern mediums. In many ways, we are still catching up to how far ahead of his time he was. 

50 years ago, on 6 April 1974, ABBA stormed to victory at the Brighton Dome and won the Eurovision Song Contest.

Paris: Impressions of Life 1880–1925 takes visitors on a journey through the lively and picturesque streets of historic Paris.

This week's topic is: Urine and Health.

The White Australia policy was a series of discriminatory laws in Australia aimed at preventing immigration from non-European backgrounds, particularly Asians and Pacific Islanders, to maintain a predominantly white, British-oriented society. These policies came into being at our nations federation in 1901, but it would take another 72 years for them to be dismantled.

This week's topic is: How Exercise Can Help Boost Productivity.

Meet Eric Bauza, the Canadian voice actor renowned since 2018 for his portrayal of iconic Looney Tunes characters such as Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Elmer Fudd, Foghorn Leghorn, Marvin the Martian, Sylvester, and Tweety.Despite his busy schedule, Eric generously spared an hour of his time to chat with Rod and Overnights listeners! Thank you Eric! 

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Michael Pavlich to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

David Unaipon was an esteemed figure in Australian history who left an indelible mark on the nation's cultural and scientific landscape. His legacy is one of innovation, resilience, and cultural pride. It is also a legacy that remains widely forgotten.

In Colorado, a small volunteer group of sourdough enthusiasts recently went viral on TikTok, thrusting them into the spotlight. While accustomed to receiving occasional requests for samples of their long-preserved starter, their newfound internet fame has skyrocketed demand from a few thousand samples a year to a few thousand in a week.

Since July last year, psychiatrists have wielded the power to prescribe MDMA and psilocybin/magic mushrooms, marking a groundbreaking shift in mental health care.

Our topic this week is: Exercise Benefits Those Living with Parkinson's Disease.

In today's economic landscape, the dream of home ownership often collides with the harsh realities of financial strain.

Australia's healthcare system is in crisis, particularly in regional areas, relying heavily on agency nurses due to a shortage of permanent staff.

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Michael Pavlich to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

Our topic this week is: Some Surprising Benefits of Stretching.

David Prior caught up with both first nations actress, producer and director Leah Purcell AM and her partner and collaborator Bain Stewart ahead of the debut of the highly anticipated Australian drama series High Country.

Aidan de Brune started life as Herbert Charles Cull, and that's not the only twist in this epic pedestrian tale.

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Michael Pavlich to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

Paul catches up with Sosefina Fuamoli, an award winning Samoan-Australian music journalist, broadcaster, and content producer.

Our topic for this week is: Women may gain greater health benefits from exercise than men, with less effort!

Dr Emma Southon, co-host of the History Is Sexy Podcast, joined Pav to explore her top 10 coolest female leaders from history (that you've probably next heard).    

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Michael Pavlich to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

Rod discussed the findings of the Australian Council of Trade Unions' 'Inquiry Into Price Gouging and Unfair Pricing Practises' with it's author, Professor Allan Fels.

Rod caught up with Celeste Lazarenko, Australian opera singer and star of Opera Australia's 2024 production of Mozart's Idomeneo.

Our topic this week is: Why you should be careful when eating black liquorice.

Rod is joined by Dr. Charles Livingstone, Head of the Gambling and Social Determinants Unit at Monash University's School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine, to discuss gambling reform and casinos in Australia.

Redmond Barry was also the judge in the case of the Eureka rebels and the founder of the University of Melbourne.

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Michael Pavlich to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

Rod caught up with Ross Fitzgerald, an Australian academic, historian, novelist, secularist, political commentator and author of the new book 'Fifty Years Sober: An Alcoholic's Journey.' 

Our topic this week is: Healthy Lifestyle Linked to Better Brain Function in Later Life.

Dr. Leroy Chiao is an American chemical engineer, retired NASA astronaut, former commander of the International Space Station, member of the U.S. Human Spaceflight Plans Committee, a public speaker and co-founder of the keynote and training company OneOrbit.

Rod chats with Alison Hadfield from The Majestic Theatre in Pomona, QLD.

Rod chat with Tim Cass, Overnights New York correspondent, to get a slice of life from the Big Apple. 

Rod discussed the Australian taxation system with Emeritus Professor of Taxation and former Head of the Australian School of Taxation (ATAX) at UNSW Sydney, Professor Chris Evans, in order to make sense out of one of life's great certainties.

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Michael Pavlich to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

Rod chats with sitar virtuoso Anoushka Shankar.   

Our topic this week:

The era of the American silent feature film lasted from 1912 until 1929. During that time, filmmakers established the language of cinema, and the motion pictures they created reached a height of artistic sophistication.

Rod caught up with Annie Chiswell, star of 'Elvis - A Revolution'  to chat about the life of Priscilla. 

Her music career spanned seven decades starting at Woodstock and taking her around the globe. 

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Michael Pavlich on Overnights to share some of the amazing freaky facts from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know.

It was a bright idea at the time but the introduction of the prickly pear has been an environmental disaster for the Australian landscape.

Tim chats with Australian tennis legend Wally Masur about the Australian Open, and the future of tennis in Australia.

As a new space race heats up, we are travelling to a whole new world of legal questions for us on Earth — like 'who owns space?'

On Around the World this week, we caught up with journalist Natalie Alcoba, who let us know about what is going on in Argentina. 

Our topic this week is: Seeking Relief from Muscle Cramps.

Our sprawling continent has a bounty of beautifully diverse creatures!

Overnights NY correspondent chats with Tim about the goings-on in the Big Apple! 

Whether it's a difference of opinion on the mundane, or about something as serious as a global pandemic — it seems like the gulf between political beliefs is only broadening. But what causes such polarisation in our political attitudes?

At the start of 2023 the Department of Health and Aged Care announced — to the shock of many — a cut to Medicare's Better Access rebated psychology sessions from 20-to-10 sessions.

If you were given a Google Street View image of anywhere on Earth, do you reckon you could identify the exact location? Well — the competitors at the GeoGuessr World Cup do just that… and they do it in arenas full of spectators who are cheering on every move!

Despite their modern uptake, native Australian ingredients are the world's oldest, most unique ingredients. You can diversify your pallet by adding these ingredients to your favourite dishes or using them to create new experimental recipes of your own…. But how do you start using them?

This week's topic is: Take care of your feet when exercising.

If you're scientifically minded, a trip to the beach can be a perfect opportunity to explore the scientific properties of three things: sunscreen, sand and ice cream.

Australia was once a world-leader when it came to road safety.

Whilst copyright laws vary from place to place, the concept of the public domain is universal. But is the public domain exactly?

This week's topic is: Tips for Keeping Well Hydrated.You can follow Gordon on X @GordonSLynch

Tim chats with Hollywood insider Kevin Ott, who gives us the scoop on whats going on in La La Land. 

It's the sport within the sport. It's an art form… but a new book titled 'TRASH TALK: THE ONLY BOOK ABOUT DESTROYING YOUR RIVALS THAT ISN'T TOTAL GARBAGE' explores the science and psychology of trash talk.

Tim Webster caught up with ABC Cricket broadcasting legend Jim Maxwell to talk about his 50 years in cricket broadcasting!

Well — it turns out the very thing that is meant to lend order to our lives has quite a messy history.

2024 marks the year of the dragon, making it the perfect time for us to explore the captivating world of dragon boat racing!

NY Report - 19th Jan 24

Congratulations to Joel from Noosa! If you want to play the quiz in the future, then call: 1300 800 222!

Tim is joined by our UK correspondent, Dr. Glenda Cooper from the University of London.This week's topics:- The Post Office scandal- US/UK airstrikes on Yemen- New biography about Charles III reveals details about the late queen's deathbed- Top City law firm will name and shame those working from home- Taylor Swift wears £58 dress by Scottish designer

As the host of Triple J's heavy metal program THE RACKET, Lochlan Watt was used to hearing 'heavy things.' However, in 2019 — his tolerance for the extreme was tested after being given a brain cancer diagnosis.Lochlan joined us on Overnights to tell us how he managed to beat brain cancer and to then use it as inspiration for his band RUN.

In this week's Around the World, we are travelling to the arctic circle to chat with Ole Ellekrog from The Polar Journal to find out what's making news in Greenland!

Whilst Elvis may have passed away 46 years ago, his influence on popular culture is as alive as ever!

Tim chats with Hollywood insider Kevin Ott, who gives us the scoop on whats going on in La La Land.

Our topic for this week is: This week's topic is: Tips for How to Interpret Health News.

It's nearly impossible to overstate how influential Stephen King is, and no single writer has dominated the landscape of genre writing like he has. To date, he is the only author in history to have had more than 30 books become No. 1 best-sellers! So — why does he remain so universally beloved?

Overnights finance expert Scott Hamilton gives us the update on how the markets are performing. 

The Coping Cookbook seeks to help renters cool this summer!

Tim chats with our Boston correspondent, the amazing Celeste Katz Marston about:- Why are parts of Northeast Boston are underwater?

Tim catches up with our friend across the ditch, the amazing Angela Cuming. Angela fills us in on whats making news over in the land of the great white cloud:

Overnights finance expert Scott Hamilton gives us the update on how the markets are performing. 

Overnights Spain correspondent Alex Trelinski chats with Tim about some of this weeks headlines! 

Japanese news with Lucy Dayman

Tim chats with surf safety expert Professor Rob 'Dr. Rip' Brander

Tim chats with Hollywood insider Kevin Ott, who gives us the scoop on whats going on in La La Land. This week's headlines:

Tim caught up with Overnights finance expert Scott Hamilton, who gave us the latest on the markets at home and overseas. 

What are some simple ways we can boost heart health?

Tim chats with Catalan Dragons player Matt Ikuvalu about his experience playing Rugby League in France. 

This week Tim Cass tells us about what's happening in the Big Apple:

SUNBURNT SCREENS host ALEXEI TOLIOPOULOS joined us on Overnights to share his top picks for 2023.

Tim chats about the market with finance with Overnights finance expert Mike Girardi.

Tim catches up with our friend across the ditch, the amazing Angela Cuming. Angela fills us in on whats making news over in the land of the great white cloud:

For many Aussies, it's a given that Christmas entails a big lunch followed by Christmas pud' and pav.However, the culinary landscape of the silly season has changed significantly throughout the centuries.

Cheerful tunes curated for your Yuletide listening pleasure.

Grace McCallum, Damian Mangos and Overnights presenter Michael Pavlich with the Christmas carol The Little Drummer Boy.

Celebrating the trivial, the meaningless and the irrelevant untold stories that you probably didn’t need to know. Vic shares his latest round of Freaky Facts.

With Sammy J broadcasting for 24 hours to raise money for the ABC Gives campaign, the Overnights team wanted to see if we could lull him off to sleep with his very own lullaby.Listeners contributed their ideas and the team from Lullaby Project Australia created a song just for Sammy.

Here's what happened when we played a custom lullaby to Sammy J half-way through his 24 hour continuous radio broadcast.

Listeners share ideas for a lullaby to put Sammy J to sleep.

Celebrating the trivial, the meaningless and the irrelevant untold stories that you probably didn’t need to know. Vic shares his latest round of Freaky Facts.

To celebrate Australia's first radio station turning 100 years old, we delve into the archives to bring you some of the best on-air moments. 

On October 31, 1917 the Australian Light Horse secured a necessary win during the Battle of Bersheeba.

Celebrating the trivial, the meaningless and the irrelevant untold stories that you probably didn’t need to know. Vic shares his latest round of Freaky Facts.

Research suggests a pharmacy, restaurant/cafe and a supermarket are among the key shops and services people want in an ideal main street.

It's not yet summer but the flies and mosquitoes of Australia are out buzzing and biting in full force.

Wake Forest University's A.C Reid Professor of Philosophy Christian Miller Christian B. Miller shared the factors that prompt us to tell a lie.

Tim Growcott's own expedition of self-discovery led him to Hastings, an English seaside town.

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Michael Pavlich to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

When Danny McCubbin set up a community kitchen in Mussomeli, Italy, he never imagined it would grow into a home for so many people.

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Trevor Chappell to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking. 

Learn about the gardens and gardeners that have made their mark on our TV screens. 

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Michael Pavlich to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

Hitchcock may have given birds a bad name but there are not the only animals that have given people to creaps in the movies.

When it comes to fast fashion, Amy Powney says anything super cheap is a "no-go zone".

John Copolov is a self-confessed Beatles tragic and joined Pav to look at whether then band will ever be equalled. 

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Michael Pavlich to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

Historian David Hunt sheds light on the convoluted history of the real discovery of Australia.

A new biography explores the relationship between Woollarawarre Bennelong and Captain Arther Phillip.

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Trevor Chappell to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

Record stores has a wonderful history in Australia and special place in the hearts of the music fans who frequent them.

After a visit to Australia for the screening of his film Ukraine Guernica - Art Not War, artist and activist George Gittoes joins Pav for a chat from Pakistan.

Author and former News Ltd. racing writer Rod Nicholson explores the long history of horse racing in Australia.

Whether strings are being pulled or arms inserted, puppetry has a long history on our TV screens. We look at the great puppets and puppeteers of the small screen.

Researchers have developed an 18 step guide to help shift workers improve their sleep.

From a family circus in Lightning Ridge to principal star of Ringling Bros. Circus in the USA and the biggest stages in Europe, the 'Wizard of the Wire' was a global phenomenon. 

Celebrating the trivial, the meaningless and the irrelevant untold stories that you probably didn’t need to know. 

From Dr Frankenstein (or is it pronounced 'Frankenteen') to Poison Ivy, Pav looks at the mad scientists who have (dis)graced the big screen. 

Does every town in Australia have its own ghost story? Pav sets out to find out.

Celebrating the trivial, the meaningless and the irrelevant untold stories that you probably didn’t need to know. 

Alice Anderson was a pioneer of women's involvement in motoring in Australia. Her story is not well enough known.

Celebrating the trivial, the meaningless and the irrelevant untold stories that you probably didn’t need to know. 

It is an endless debate as to what was the greatest era in Australian cinema. Pav and Tom Cushing celebrate our screen culture across the decades.

Nick Drake never gained fame during his short musical career but his influence has been celebrated by artists including Kate Bush, Paul Weller, and Norah Jones, and his music is celebrated by critics and a new generation of fans.

Celebrating the trivial, the meaningless and the irrelevant untold stories that you probably didn’t need to know. 

The painting that featured in the opening credits of TV sitcom Good Times last sold for more than $20m. Maybe we should take art on the small screen a bit more seriously.

We explore the life and work of one of Australia's most celebrated artists including his ill-fated pursuit of recognition in the U.S.

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Trevor Chappell to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

As blue moons, super moons, moon landings hit the news, we take a look at the long and storied history of the moon in movies.

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Trevor Chappell to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

TV Freak Scott Goodings joined Pav to explore the islands that have appeared on television screens over the years.

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Trevor Chappell to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

In the wake of the some high profile deaths in the music world, Overnights film fellow, Tom Cushing joins Pav to discuss some of the great music doumentaries.

As reports of growing Nazi violence in Germany reached Australia, it was an Indigenous leader who organised a protest march in Melbourne. 

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Trevor Chappell to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

Tom Hall from Lonely Planet explores some of the more exotic ways that people can get from point A to B on their travels. 

Warren Daly co-founded the Daly-Wilson big band and toured the world to acclaim in a career that spanned five decades.  

Former Adelaide Radio DJ Vic Le Grand joins Trevor Chappell to share some of the amazing freaky facts and forgotten gems from the wonderful world of trivia that you probably didn't know and had never bothered asking.

This week's film segment celebrates the movies that take us to the end of the world. Listen in an we go from Metropolis to Planet of the Apes and beyond. 

Jeff Apter knew Split Enz would be big when he snuck underage into a 1979 Sydney gig ... and now he's written the first biography of Neil Finn.

A restored documentary film remembers the Perth dance club run by the Noongar community from 1946 to 1960.

A passionate group of Mudgee locals commissioned the Louisa Lawson statue by Margot Stephens. But why did they want to honour Lawson?

It's a name you might not be overly familiar with, but very few people have had the impact on Australian music more so than the late music producer Tony Cohen. 

Jody Stephens played on all three of the hugely influential 1970s Big Star albums with Alex Chilton, and has worked at Ardent Records in Memphis for decades.

He is now an Officer of the Order of Australia for "distinguished service to literature as an author and novelist, to conservation, and to environmental advocacy."

How Charlie Brown can help us embrace our inner loser.

Australia is one of the biggest pet owning countries in the world according to Author Katherine Kovacic, with dogs being the popular pick.

There's no Australian icon quite like the Royal Flying Doctor Service. Brand and Communications Executive Lana Mitchell talks through the history of the Royal Flying Doctor Service. 

From a childhood in Warracknabeal and Wangaratta to the Crystal Ballroom days.

A long chat about writing My Island Home, other Warumpi Band classics, his new solo album The Telling ... and what led him to the N.T. as a young man.

Allan Johnson, John Hocknull and Malcolm MacKeller all worked as Patrol Officers (or Kiaps) in Papua New Guinea.

What is your money worth? Australia's notes and coins have a fascinating history. We also have a thriving community of collectors who deal in rare and valuable coins. For this Talking Point, Rod Quinn is joined my numismatist and social media money educator Joel Kandiah.

Dr Gordon Lynch joins Rod Quinn with his tips for Common Sense exercising.

Dr Gordon Lynch joins Rod Quinn with his tips for Common Sense exercising.

What is your money worth? Australia's notes and coins have a fascinating history. We also have a thriving community of collectors who deal in rare and valuable coins. For this Talking Point, Rod Quinn is joined my numismatist and social media money educator Joel Kandiah.

An annual tradition, Rod Quinn takes listeners on an audio journey through the most memorable moments from the year that was. 

An annual tradition, Rod Quinn takes listeners on an audio journey through the most memorable moments from the year that was. 

Gordon Lynch joins Tim Webster with his tips on eliminating exercise excuses this new year.

Gordon Lynch joins Tim Webster with his tips on eliminating exercise excuses this new year.

There have been protests about race, gender, money and nationality in sport over decades. Is it possible to take politics away from sport?

There have been protests about race, gender, money and nationality in sport over decades. Is it possible to take politics away from sport?

What are the benefits of tea for health?

Bill Hayes, author of Sweat, on the cultural and scientific history of exercise.

Bill Hayes, author of Sweat, on the cultural and scientific history of exercise.

What are the benefits of tea for health?

What information is coded into DNA? How does it work with solving crimes or determining family ancestry?

What information is coded into DNA? How does it work with solving crimes or determining family ancestry?

Training solo can bring its own challenges and rewards.

Training solo can bring its own challenges and rewards.

The Spanish Inquisition was established by Catholic Monarchs, King Ferdinand II of Aragon and Queen Isabella I of Castile in 1478.

The Spanish Inquisition was established by Catholic Monarchs, King Ferdinand II of Aragon and Queen Isabella I of Castile in 1478.

How can "activity snacks' help fight sedentary lifestyle? Professor Gordon Lynch has more. 

How can "activity snacks' help fight sedentary lifestyle? Professor Gordon Lynch has more. 

The Dark Ages in Western Europe began after the fall of the Western Roman Empire.

The Dark Ages in Western Europe began after the fall of the Western Roman Empire.

Jack Thorne tells Rod Quinn about his stage shows and remarkable showbiz career in this exclusive interview.

Jack Thorne tells Rod Quinn about his stage shows and remarkable showbiz career in this exclusive interview.

Health & Fitness with Dr. Gordon Lynch, Professor of Physiology at the University of Melbourne. Is 30 minutes of exercise enough?

Diana Reid's debut novel, Love & Virtue, was an Australian bestseller and her follow up is equally impressive, Seeing Other People.

Health & Fitness with Dr. Gordon Lynch, Professor of Physiology at the University of Melbourne. Is 30 minutes of exercise enough?

Diana Reid's debut novel, Love & Virtue, was an Australian bestseller and her follow up is equally impressive, Seeing Other People.

.Talking Point with Rod Quinn looked at what is considered the internet's lurid underbelly, the Dark Web with guest, Dr Jeffery Foster, Associate Professor in Cyber Security Studies at Macquarie University

.Talking Point with Rod Quinn looked at what is considered the internet's lurid underbelly, the Dark Web with guest, Dr Jeffery Foster, Associate Professor in Cyber Security Studies at Macquarie University

Patterns of activity (and not just exercise) are important for promoting healthy ageing

Patterns of activity (and not just exercise) are important for promoting healthy ageing

How does the Reserve Bank finance government spending? What is its role in controlling inflation and interest rates?

How does the Reserve Bank finance government spending? What is its role in controlling inflation and interest rates?

Vic Le Grande joins Trev with some unusual facts

Vic Le Grande joins Trev with some unusual facts

Vic Le Grande joins Trev with some unusual facts

Vic Le Grande joins Trev with some unusual facts

Why do falls increase with age?

According to the 2021 census data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, 38.9 per cent of Australian's claimed they have ‘no religion’. Compared to 43.9 per cent identifying as Christian, 3.2 per cent as Islamic, and 2.7 per cent as Hindu.

According to the 2021 census data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics, 38.9 per cent of Australian's claimed they have ‘no religion’. Compared to 43.9 per cent identifying as Christian, 3.2 per cent as Islamic, and 2.7 per cent as Hindu.

Why do falls increase with age?

What distinguishes Australian and New Zealand crime writers as the genre's popularity grows?

It is almost a century since the publication of his poem The Waste Land.

What distinguishes Australian and New Zealand crime writers as the genre's popularity grows?

It is almost a century since the publication of his poem The Waste Land.

The former Triple J newsreader reflects on her life, from growing up in regional NSW, to becoming one of the most prominent Indigenous personalities on commercial television.

Judith's Seekers bandmate and close friend Keith Potger reflects on her life, from the first time he heard her sing, to the final conversation they had together.

The former Triple J newsreader reflects on her life, from growing up in regional NSW, to becoming one of the most prominent Indigenous personalities on commercial television.

Judith's Seekers bandmate and close friend Keith Potger reflects on her life, from the first time he heard her sing, to the final conversation they had together.

After decades of research, Derek Abbott believes the man was a Melbourne-born electrical engineer.

Experts believe that handgrip strength is a predictor of mortality

She graced Hollywood with her beauty and talent, and became one of the world's most recognisable faces. Yet, her life and untimely death remains clouded in enourmous mystery.

She graced Hollywood with her beauty and talent, and became one of the world's most recognisable faces. Yet, her life and untimely death remains clouded in enourmous mystery.

Experts believe that handgrip strength is a predictor of mortality

After decades of research, Derek Abbott believes the man was a Melbourne-born electrical engineer.

China has commenced military drills, involving firing missiles near Taiwan, following a visit by senior US Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

China has commenced military drills, involving firing missiles near Taiwan, following a visit by senior US Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

For the better part of 15 years, he has been Australia’s most famous journalist on the world’s stage.

For the better part of 15 years, he has been Australia’s most famous journalist on the world’s stage.

What are ‘isometric’ exercises?

Mass shootings are occurring at a rate that seems unfathomable to anyone living outside of the US. So far in 2022 alone, as of July 14th, there have been 338 mass shootings. Not one week has gone by where one hasn’t taken place.

Mass shootings are occurring at a rate that seems unfathomable to anyone living outside of the US. So far in 2022 alone, as of July 14th, there have been 338 mass shootings. Not one week has gone by where one hasn’t taken place.

What are ‘isometric’ exercises?

Billions of dollars in debt, food and medicine shortages, and inflation sitting at around 80%. These are just some of the reasons why Sri Lanka has seen massive protests and the collapse of its economy.

Billions of dollars in debt, food and medicine shortages, and inflation sitting at around 80%. These are just some of the reasons why Sri Lanka has seen massive protests and the collapse of its economy.

The county’s longest-serving Prime Minister was gunned down while giving a campaign speech on a street in central Japan. He was 67.

Last month, some of the country’s biggest retail stores admitted that they have been collecting their customer’s biometric data, without gaining their consent.

What exercises can we do to enhance these functional movements?

Last month, some of the country’s biggest retail stores admitted that they have been collecting their customer’s biometric data, without gaining their consent.

What exercises can we do to enhance these functional movements?

The county’s longest-serving Prime Minister was gunned down while giving a campaign speech on a street in central Japan. He was 67.

After months of negative headlines, a vote of no confidence, and a string of ministerial resignations, the controversial leader has finally stepped down.

After months of negative headlines, a vote of no confidence, and a string of ministerial resignations, the controversial leader has finally stepped down.

The key to having less knee pain, could in fact be to use exercise more often.

The key to having less knee pain, could in fact be to use exercise more often.

In recent years, the industry has lost some 60,000 jobs in Australia – almost half of them during the pandemic.

In recent years, the industry has lost some 60,000 jobs in Australia – almost half of them during the pandemic.

A newly released study has found optimism is linked to a longer lifespan

People from around the world were banned from Russia this week - so what is life like for a foreign correspondent reporting from the Russian capital. We hear from one of UK's most prominent reporters.

They say there are two certainty's in life; death and taxes. But, why do we pay tax? When did the idea of taxation come about? And what does the future hold for the world of taxes?

People from around the world were banned from Russia this week - so what is life like for a foreign correspondent reporting from the Russian capital. We hear from one of UK's most prominent reporters.

They say there are two certainty's in life; death and taxes. But, why do we pay tax? When did the idea of taxation come about? And what does the future hold for the world of taxes?

A newly released study has found optimism is linked to a longer lifespan

We look at the moments where history and myth collide and myth too often wins out.

We look at the moments where history and myth collide and myth too often wins out.

Omega-3 fatty acids and how they keep you in tip-top shape

Exploring the history of one of the most powerful legal institutions in the world

Exploring the history of one of the most powerful legal institutions in the world

Omega-3 fatty acids and how they keep you in tip-top shape

To most, Syria would symbolise a country riddled with complete civil unrest, and for more than a decade, that may be true. But for others, it is a country shrouded in history and culture. History and culture that is slowly and horrifically being destroyed.

How better breathing patterns can improve posture, attenuate pain, enhance performance and relieve stress

Defamation is a mirky aspect of the law, and it has been very prominent in recent headlines. We break it down for you.

Defamation is a mirky aspect of the law, and it has been very prominent in recent headlines. We break it down for you.

How better breathing patterns can improve posture, attenuate pain, enhance performance and relieve stress

To most, Syria would symbolise a country riddled with complete civil unrest, and for more than a decade, that may be true. But for others, it is a country shrouded in history and culture. History and culture that is slowly and horrifically being destroyed.

Richard Nixon remains the first and only US President to have resigned from the top job - but he is also referred to one of the most important leaders the country has ever had.

Richard Nixon remains the first and only US President to have resigned from the top job - but he is also referred to one of the most important leaders the country has ever had.

"Elvis Costello was one of the main champions petitioning the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame – 'I don't want to be in (there ) unless Wanda Jackson's in there.'"

"Elvis Costello was one of the main champions petitioning the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame – 'I don't want to be in (there ) unless Wanda Jackson's in there.'"

"One really good way to tell the difference between fossil and rock is to lick it."

"One really good way to tell the difference between fossil and rock is to lick it."

She was most-widely known for playing the character of Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz - but, Judy Garland was also, a singer, television host, and a gay icon.

She was most-widely known for playing the character of Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz - but, Judy Garland was also, a singer, television host, and a gay icon.

This brilliant Netflix documentary turns the table on the person who was one of the the Rolling Stone's first star writers - and for once, he is the one answering the questions. He sat down for an interview with Rod Quinn.

Can pumping iron help achieve weight loss?

Last year, China enforced an "indefinite suspension" on economic dialogue with Australia. The relationship haven't really improved since then.

Last year, China enforced an "indefinite suspension" on economic dialogue with Australia. The relationship haven't really improved since then.

Can pumping iron help achieve weight loss?

This brilliant Netflix documentary turns the table on the person who was one of the the Rolling Stone's first star writers - and for once, he is the one answering the questions. He sat down for an interview with Rod Quinn.

As the United Kingdom, the Commonwealth, and countries across the world are celebrationing Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee, have a look back at her life and reign.

As the United Kingdom, the Commonwealth, and countries across the world are celebrationing Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee, have a look back at her life and reign.

Anatomically modern humans appeared in Africa approximately 300,000 years ago. But has much changed since then?

What are some of the claims made about the benefits of compression garments? And are they true?

What are some of the claims made about the benefits of compression garments? And are they true?

Anatomically modern humans appeared in Africa approximately 300,000 years ago. But has much changed since then?

After this year's election result, many believe the party has not only lost the support of swinging voters, but it's base too.

After this year's election result, many believe the party has not only lost the support of swinging voters, but it's base too.

“Patsy was the first solo female to cross over from country music to pop. She was being groomed to be a big pop star.”

“Patsy was the first solo female to cross over from country music to pop. She was being groomed to be a big pop star.”

"Publishers were generally from Britain at the time. They tended to turn up their noses and and go for the strategy of just grabbing an already exiting dictionary and shoving a few Australian words in, calling it Australian, and selling it to school kids."

"Publishers were generally from Britain at the time. They tended to turn up their noses and and go for the strategy of just grabbing an already exiting dictionary and shoving a few Australian words in, calling it Australian, and selling it to school kids."

Leonardo da Vinci was more than just an artist. But how much do we actually know about the man that died half a millennia ago?

Finnish study finds reducing sedentary time can reduce risk for lifestyle diseases in only 3 months.

Finnish study finds reducing sedentary time can reduce risk for lifestyle diseases in only 3 months.

Leonardo da Vinci was more than just an artist. But how much do we actually know about the man that died half a millennia ago?

In previous elections, about seven in ten voters voted the same ways as they had voted throughout their lives. Now, that figure has declined to just four in ten.

In previous elections, about seven in ten voters voted the same ways as they had voted throughout their lives. Now, that figure has declined to just four in ten.

What does it mean to be physically fit? How can fitness help us live a better quality of life?

What does it mean to be physically fit? How can fitness help us live a better quality of life?

Large UK study identifies link between walking pace and a genetic marker of ageing.

Gone are the days of sitting in front of the TV and having the option of only the ABC, SBS and three commercial channels. Now, we practically have the world at our fingertips.

Sarah Greenhalgh is Seven News' Europe Correspondent, and she was in Ukraine weeks prior to Russia's invasion. She explains how the country has changed since then.

Gone are the days of sitting in front of the TV and having the option of only the ABC, SBS and three commercial channels. Now, we practically have the world at our fingertips.

Large UK study identifies link between walking pace and a genetic marker of ageing.

Sarah Greenhalgh is Seven News' Europe Correspondent, and she was in Ukraine weeks prior to Russia's invasion. She explains how the country has changed since then.

A report recently released claims that the NSW Coroner's Court does not have adequate resources to keep up with its workload and that it should be restructured.

A report recently released claims that the NSW Coroner's Court does not have adequate resources to keep up with its workload and that it should be restructured.

President Joe Biden has asked Congress for $33 billion to fund aid to Ukraine through September of this year. But what exactly will Ukraine to with these funds?

How did Nazi leader Adolf Hitler gain so much power and influence?

Can exercise help by boosting immunity?

President Joe Biden has asked Congress for $33 billion to fund aid to Ukraine through September of this year. But what exactly will Ukraine to with these funds?

Can exercise help by boosting immunity?

How did Nazi leader Adolf Hitler gain so much power and influence?

Sir Max Hastings was the first journalist on the ground when the war began in 1982. He recalls what he witnessed.

Sir Max Hastings was the first journalist on the ground when the war began in 1982. He recalls what he witnessed.

Is vibration training suitable for older adults?

Is vibration training suitable for older adults?

How can cranberries keep your heart in tip-top shape?

How can cranberries keep your heart in tip-top shape?

Is drinking coffee linked with living longer?

Despite billions of dollars of research investment, it’s a condition that remains incurable. Some medical experts, however, believe that could be about to change.

Despite billions of dollars of research investment, it’s a condition that remains incurable. Some medical experts, however, believe that could be about to change.

Is drinking coffee linked with living longer?

Dubbed as the first "Mum" foreign correspondent for the Nine Network, Amelia Adams speaks about her career highlights, and lowlights.

Dubbed as the first "Mum" foreign correspondent for the Nine Network, Amelia Adams speaks about her career highlights, and lowlights.

"If he didn't do his knee... he would have kicked somewhere around 1800 goals.

"If he didn't do his knee... he would have kicked somewhere around 1800 goals.

Since its invention, plane design and technology have evolved immensely. So, why are tragedies such as that of the China Eastern Flight 5735 still able to happen?

What happens to our muscles as we age and why?

What happens to our muscles as we age and why?

Since its invention, plane design and technology have evolved immensely. So, why are tragedies such as that of the China Eastern Flight 5735 still able to happen?

On the 24th October 1945 it came into existence following the ratification of the UN Charter. More than 2/3 of a century later, what impact has it made on the world?

On the 24th October 1945 it came into existence following the ratification of the UN Charter. More than 2/3 of a century later, what impact has it made on the world?

Dolly Parton once joked, "I just make out with my husband and pretend it's Keith Urban."

Dolly Parton once joked, "I just make out with my husband and pretend it's Keith Urban."

What are some ways to up the ante and start taking your training to the next level?

One month into the Russian invasion of Ukraine, what exactly has happened, and what impact has it had?

Following the high profile deaths of Shane Warne and Kimberly Kitching, heart health has become a prominent conversation among Australians.

One month into the Russian invasion of Ukraine, what exactly has happened, and what impact has it had?

What are some ways to up the ante and start taking your training to the next level?

Following the high profile deaths of Shane Warne and Kimberly Kitching, heart health has become a prominent conversation among Australians.

There is a high-profile war currently occurring in Europe - but, how has war evolved over time to get to this point?

There is a high-profile war currently occurring in Europe - but, how has war evolved over time to get to this point?

What has the latest research found about light exposure, sleep and metabolic disease?

What has the latest research found about light exposure, sleep and metabolic disease?

Air raid sirens and explosions: we get the latest on what's happening in the war torn European country.

Air raid sirens and explosions: we get the latest on what's happening in the war torn European country.

What has the latest research found about light exposure, sleep and metabolic disease?

What has the latest research found about light exposure, sleep and metabolic disease?

Indigenous astronomers knew about the movements of the sun, eclipses, solstices, and the seasons, in enormous detail through daily observations.

Indigenous astronomers knew about the movements of the sun, eclipses, solstices, and the seasons, in enormous detail through daily observations.

If you only have access to a single pair of light dumbbells, can you still have an effective workout?

The word "sanctions" has been very prominent in the news lately, following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. But what are they, and what do they achieve?

If you only have access to a single pair of light dumbbells, can you still have an effective workout?

The word "sanctions" has been very prominent in the news lately, following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. But what are they, and what do they achieve?

Two years into the pandemic, has the way in which we connect with others changed forever?

This week marked two years since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 pandemic.

Two years into the pandemic, has the way in which we connect with others changed forever?

This week marked two years since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 pandemic.

9News journalist, Amelia Adams, recounts what she's seen on the frontline in Ukraine.

9News journalist, Amelia Adams, recounts what she's seen on the frontline in Ukraine.

In 2005, it was initially introduced by Steve Jobs as a “TiVo for radio”. But, today, you can find a podcast covering almost any and every topic there is.

In 2005, it was initially introduced by Steve Jobs as a “TiVo for radio”. But, today, you can find a podcast covering almost any and every topic there is.

US study finds eating prunes may help protect against bone loss in older women

Amy Campbell has the role of both director and choreographer, and she is beyond excited to finally have an audience watch the show.

Now, we know that COVID19 had a huge effect on these numbers, but some experts believe we can achieve realistically achieve a zero-death toll in Australia.

Now, we know that COVID19 had a huge effect on these numbers, but some experts believe we can achieve realistically achieve a zero-death toll in Australia.

Amy Campbell has the role of both director and choreographer, and she is beyond excited to finally have an audience watch the show.

US study finds eating prunes may help protect against bone loss in older women

Jim Jones. Charles Manson. Shoko Asahara. These are three names that have been etched into the history books, for all the wrong reasons.

Jim Jones. Charles Manson. Shoko Asahara. These are three names that have been etched into the history books, for all the wrong reasons.

Celebrating the trivial, the meaningless and the irrelevant untold stories that you probably didn’t need to know.

Celebrating the trivial, the meaningless and the irrelevant untold stories that you probably didn’t need to know.

It is one of the rarest syndromes, but it was recently brought to our attention. We take a deeper look at the medical condition.

It is one of the rarest syndromes, but it was recently brought to our attention. We take a deeper look at the medical condition.

If you think you’re just too busy to exercise, it’s time to find another excuse!

Did you watch the Winter Olympics opening ceremony earlier this month? How many of the flags did you recognise or identify?

Tiegan Denina is currently starring in the lead role of Veronica in the Sydney production of Heathers - The Musical.

Did you watch the Winter Olympics opening ceremony earlier this month? How many of the flags did you recognise or identify?

Tiegan Denina is currently starring in the lead role of Veronica in the Sydney production of Heathers - The Musical.

If you think you’re just too busy to exercise, it’s time to find another excuse!

Nine years since the resignation of Benedict XVI, how has the papacy evolved in recent years?

Nine years since the resignation of Benedict XVI, how has the papacy evolved in recent years?

Celebrating the trivial, the meaningless and the irrelevant untold stories that you probably didn’t need to know.

Celebrating the trivial, the meaningless and the irrelevant untold stories that you probably didn’t need to know.

One of Australia's former Ambassadors, Louise Hand, shares her story and lists the characteristics of a good candidate.

How exercise can boost your brain function

How exercise can boost your brain function

One of Australia's former Ambassadors, Louise Hand, shares her story and lists the characteristics of a good candidate.

"Everyone's entitled to their opinion, but...no one is entitled to their own facts."

"Everyone's entitled to their opinion, but...no one is entitled to their own facts."

The world of 1965 was a very different one to the one of 2022. Colin Dillon shares his life story.

The ‘Know My Name’ exhibition is set to recognise and highlight the work of women across diverse creative practices.

The world of 1965 was a very different one to the one of 2022. Colin Dillon shares his life story.

The ‘Know My Name’ exhibition is set to recognise and highlight the work of women across diverse creative practices.

Eagle-eyed tennis fans would have noticed plenty of pickle juice at the 2022 Australian Open Men’s Final – but what exactly is its purpose?

It's widely believed that cockroaches will be one of the last things to survive a nuclear war. Is this true?

It’s a production that has been revived a countless number of times. What’s the secret to its survival, and keeps audiences coming back?

It’s a production that has been revived a countless number of times. What’s the secret to its survival, and keeps audiences coming back?

Eagle-eyed tennis fans would have noticed plenty of pickle juice at the 2022 Australian Open Men’s Final – but what exactly is its purpose?

It's widely believed that cockroaches will be one of the last things to survive a nuclear war. Is this true?

It is often described as one of the hardest things to do in the world, but how difficult is it?

Defection was a dangerous thing to do, especially in the dark days of the cold war.

It is often described as one of the hardest things to do in the world, but how difficult is it?

Defection was a dangerous thing to do, especially in the dark days of the cold war.

Stig Wemyss talks to us about his career as one of Australia's most recognised voices.

Stig Wemyss talks to us about his career as one of Australia's most recognised voices.

With the prospect of going overseas once again on the minds of Australians, this is essential listening.

Here are tips and tricks to make sure those New Year's resolutions are maintained past January.

For the past three years, Rod Quinn has been following the journeys of three students attending the National Institute of Dramatic Arts (NIDA). He checks in on their progress for the final time.

With the prospect of going overseas once again on the minds of Australians, this is essential listening.

For the past three years, Rod Quinn has been following the journeys of three students attending the National Institute of Dramatic Arts (NIDA). He checks in on their progress for the final time.

Here are tips and tricks to make sure those New Year's resolutions are maintained past January.

We look back at the history of the relationship between the two nations.

The most recent book to be read by Vanessa is 'Beautiful World, Where Are You', Sally Rooney's latest and much publicised book. Vanessa Dennis joins Rod Quinn for another page turning book review.

We look back at the history of the relationship between the two nations.

The most recent book to be read by Vanessa is 'Beautiful World, Where Are You', Sally Rooney's latest and much publicised book. Vanessa Dennis joins Rod Quinn for another page turning book review.

Lindstrom's performances have been described as "truly world class", and she currently appearing in Turandot at the Sydney Opera House.

Lindstrom's performances have been described as "truly world class", and she currently appearing in Turandot at the Sydney Opera House.

Have you given up on a fitness routine you started leading into the new year?

From The Crown to Spencer, we look at the history of performances based on the life of Diana, Princess of Wales.

Support in the PM has plummeted since revelations came to light about a party held at his residence, 10 Downing St.

From The Crown to Spencer, we look at the history of performances based on the life of Diana, Princess of Wales.

Support in the PM has plummeted since revelations came to light about a party held at his residence, 10 Downing St.

Have you given up on a fitness routine you started leading into the new year?

We're joined by one of the most experienced voices in the gold market to explain exactly what determines the value of gold.

We're joined by one of the most experienced voices in the gold market to explain exactly what determines the value of gold.

We take a look at the exhibition featuring one of Australia's great landscape artists.

The importance of including traditional owners was highlighted during the Black Summer bushfire inquiry. One of the recommendations that gained a lot of interest was cultural burning. This week, on 'On Country', we discuss the ways in which Indigenous Australians can better prepare and prevent bushfires.

The importance of including traditional owners was highlighted during the Black Summer bushfire inquiry. One of the recommendations that gained a lot of interest was cultural burning. This week, on 'On Country', we discuss the ways in which Indigenous Australians can better prepare and prevent bushfires.

We take a look at the exhibition featuring one of Australia's great landscape artists.

In 2020, when the High Court made the decision to release palace letters relating to the dismissal of Gough Whitlam, it caused ramifications more significant than first thought.

From new COVID-19 strains, to scandals within the royal family, 2021 was a year that will be hard to forget. We take a look back at the triumphs and tribulations that made the last 12 months.

In 2020, when the High Court made the decision to release palace letters relating to the dismissal of Gough Whitlam, it caused ramifications more significant than first thought.

From new COVID-19 strains, to scandals within the royal family, 2021 was a year that will be hard to forget. We take a look back at the triumphs and tribulations that made the last 12 months.

How much do you really know about the family that have been dubbed the unofficial royal family of the United States?

How much do you really know about the family that have been dubbed the unofficial royal family of the United States?

How have the traditions of Christmas evolved? From the ways we celebrate, to the foods we feast on, we look back at the evolution of Christmas.

How have the traditions of Christmas evolved? From the ways we celebrate, to the foods we feast on, we look back at the evolution of Christmas.

There is more to the SCG than a lot of its visitors may realise.

There is more to the SCG than a lot of its visitors may realise.

There are many different reasons that determine a masterpiece's value - but what exactly are they, and who is determining it?

There are many different reasons that determine a masterpiece's value - but what exactly are they, and who is determining it?

Current estimates show that there are 7,500 satellites currently orbiting earth. But what exactly are they doing?

Current estimates show that there are 7,500 satellites currently orbiting earth. But what exactly are they doing?

"In Victoria, women who owned property had accidentally been given the right to vote in 1863."

"In Victoria, women who owned property had accidentally been given the right to vote in 1863."

Sensible exercise choices can reduce arthritis-related pain, stiffness, and fatigue.

Over 30 cars from 60 years of Bond Films, in the same place for the first time

Over 30 cars from 60 years of Bond Films, in the same place for the first time

Sensible exercise choices can reduce arthritis-related pain, stiffness, and fatigue.

The Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS), explained 

The Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS), explained 

Aswath Damodaran, Professor of Finance at NYU, says Elon Musk has done more to fight climate change than everyone who gathered recently for COP26

Mayor Jim Brainard of Carmel, Indiana is taking on Canberra as the roundabout capital of the world

Aswath Damodaran, Professor of Finance at NYU, says Elon Musk has done more to fight climate change than everyone who gathered recently for COP26

Mayor Jim Brainard of Carmel, Indiana is taking on Canberra as the roundabout capital of the world

Ahmed Kelly earned the nickname ‘Nails’ for his tough-as-nails style of playing AFL, and it was Nails-turned-Liquid Nails when he discovered Para-swimming.

Ahmed Kelly earned the nickname ‘Nails’ for his tough-as-nails style of playing AFL, and it was Nails-turned-Liquid Nails when he discovered Para-swimming.

'The Lincoln Highway' follows two brothers venturing across 1950s America

'The Lincoln Highway' follows two brothers venturing across 1950s America

The UK has been dealing with some strange consequences of Brexit recently

The UK has been dealing with some strange consequences of Brexit recently

WA's local hero and founder of the charity, is no longer just giving free haircut to the homeless but it has grown beyond his wildest dreams into a nation wide movement offering help to the most vulnerable in society.

WA's local hero and founder of the charity, is no longer just giving free haircut to the homeless but it has grown beyond his wildest dreams into a nation wide movement offering help to the most vulnerable in society.

"When I was at university I decided that I wanted to be the best in the world at something …. I tried a few sports and then a swam a marathon…. At 19 I knew I know I had to go to the English Channel because that’s where you want to go when you want to be the best marathon swimmer in the world."

"When I was at university I decided that I wanted to be the best in the world at something …. I tried a few sports and then a swam a marathon…. At 19 I knew I know I had to go to the English Channel because that’s where you want to go when you want to be the best marathon swimmer in the world."

A consulting neurologist told Trevor Chappell the key ingredients to living a long, healthy life, and how to look after the brain as we age.

"I tend to think of it rather like a circus family where, if you are born into the family or you marry into the family, that’s it, you’ve part of it …(Esme) would sit in the bassinet side stage while the show was going on. She knew no other life from earliest childhood."

Lee Gambin tells us about pets in films meeting the costume maker who turns dogs into giant rats.

"I tend to think of it rather like a circus family where, if you are born into the family or you marry into the family, that’s it, you’ve part of it …(Esme) would sit in the bassinet side stage while the show was going on. She knew no other life from earliest childhood."

A consulting neurologist told Trevor Chappell the key ingredients to living a long, healthy life, and how to look after the brain as we age.

Lee Gambin tells us about pets in films meeting the costume maker who turns dogs into giant rats.

Celebrating the trivial, the meaningless and the irrelevant untold stories that you probably didn’t need to know. 

Celebrating the trivial, the meaningless and the irrelevant untold stories that you probably didn’t need to know. 

Gordon Lynch on how genes can affect exercise outcomes

Gordon Lynch on how genes can affect exercise outcomes

"I don't think any of the names currently being touted are going to be the next Bond", says James Bond expert

"I don't think any of the names currently being touted are going to be the next Bond", says James Bond expert

It was once the world’s largest country - encompassing one sixth of Earth’s landmass.

It was once the world’s largest country - encompassing one sixth of Earth’s landmass.

A cognitive psychologist explains to Trevor Chappell why some people may be more "hypnotisable" than others and how clinicians use hypnosis today.

A cognitive psychologist explains to Trevor Chappell why some people may be more "hypnotisable" than others and how clinicians use hypnosis today.

Writer Tracy Sorensen explores the misunderstood meanings behind Donald Horne's book, which inspired her own novel The Lucky Galah.

Writer Tracy Sorensen explores the misunderstood meanings behind Donald Horne's book, which inspired her own novel The Lucky Galah.

Historian Leonard Janiszewski chronicles the rise and fall of the local milk bar, deli and corner store.

Celebrating the trivial, the meaningless and the irrelevant untold stories that you probably didn’t need to know. 

Celebrating the trivial, the meaningless and the irrelevant untold stories that you probably didn’t need to know. 

Historian Leonard Janiszewski chronicles the rise and fall of the local milk bar, deli and corner store.

But what is "optimal blood pressure" and how can we achieve it?

Regulations are making it difficult for some Indigenous Australians to carry out cultural hunting and fishing practices, according to ANU academics

Regulations are making it difficult for some Indigenous Australians to carry out cultural hunting and fishing practices, according to ANU academics

But what is "optimal blood pressure" and how can we achieve it?

Spoiler alert: They probably didn't wear helmets with horns

Spoiler alert: They probably didn't wear helmets with horns

Expert says UN Climate Change Conference participants in Glasgow may be sceptical of Australia's net zero plan

Expert says UN Climate Change Conference participants in Glasgow may be sceptical of Australia's net zero plan

"The stories of giants, regardless of what country we are talking about, are always the oldest stories... they usually happen before humans enter the picture."

"The stories of giants, regardless of what country we are talking about, are always the oldest stories... they usually happen before humans enter the picture."

Celebrating the trivial, the meaningless and the irrelevant untold stories that you probably didn’t need to know. 

Celebrating the trivial, the meaningless and the irrelevant untold stories that you probably didn’t need to know. 

But what's "optimal blood pressure" and how can we achieve it?

When you hear the term “wilderness” what do you think of?

When you hear the term “wilderness” what do you think of?

But what's "optimal blood pressure" and how can we achieve it?

Politicians don’t lead average lives, so why do they portray themselves as average people? 

How an acclaimed 80s novel became the biggest movie flop of the 90s

Politicians don’t lead average lives, so why do they portray themselves as average people? 

How an acclaimed 80s novel became the biggest movie flop of the 90s

Can a farm become its own country?

Can a farm become its own country?

“You can use an orange or a potato to help darn your socks”

“You can use an orange or a potato to help darn your socks”

We hear a lot of conversations around weight loss and healthy eating — but what don't we know?

We hear a lot of conversations around weight loss and healthy eating — but what don't we know?

Celebrating the trivial, the meaningless and the irrelevant untold stories that you probably didn’t need to know. 

Celebrating the trivial, the meaningless and the irrelevant untold stories that you probably didn’t need to know. 

A Washington Post food writer believes she has cracked the code

A Washington Post food writer believes she has cracked the code

A deep dive into the economics of petrol prices

A deep dive into the economics of petrol prices

Are local governments about more than just roads, rates and rubbish?

Are local governments about more than just roads, rates and rubbish?

Sleep Physician Dr David Cunnington talks with Pav about ways to still your racing mind.

Sleep Physician Dr David Cunnington talks with Pav about ways to still your racing mind.

Australia is not just known for its beauty

Australia is not just known for its beauty

Study shows we can lose around 1.4 per cent of our total body fat just through strength training.

From Perth to the world's best-known catwalks, Rebecca Rickard’s Deadly Denim fashion label has been on a meteoric rise. 

From Perth to the world's best-known catwalks, Rebecca Rickard’s Deadly Denim fashion label has been on a meteoric rise. 

Study shows we can lose around 1.4 per cent of our total body fat just through strength training.

Australian journalist Jason Dasey was there when the longest winning streak in sporting history came to an end

Rehabilitating orphan orangutans can take over decade, according to the President of Orangutan Foundation International Australia.