Phone tracking is increasingly becoming part of our lives, from parents using it to keep tabs on their kids to younger people using it to socialise, but in some instances it can be used for more insidious purposes.

Is phone tracking helpful or harmful?

Expect engaging discussions with real people and inspiring stories connecting communities across Victoria, on The Conversation Hour with Richelle Hunt and Jonathon Kendall.

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Death is a not a topic which we usually associate with children, but it's a reality that affects families everyday.

‘It’s not all sadness’: How to cope when a child enters palliative care

The rate of LGBTIQA+ people participating in community sport is 30 per cent lower than the general public.

What will help stamp out homophobia in sport?

Experts warn the nature and sheer volume of gymfluencer content is creating a new wave of young men struggling to live up to unrealistic standards of how their body should look.

How are gymfluencers affecting young men?

This is the second consecutive year that funding toward medical research has been reduced in Victoria.

What happens when cancer research funding is cut?

On this episode, Richelle Hunt and Bronwen O'Shea explore the challenges and opportunities of this suburb on the rise.

Is phone tracking helpful or harmful?

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