What’s the last great television programme you watched? What’s the last great song you heard? What’s the last time you had a really good belly laugh? 

Virginia Trioli joins Saturday Extra for her favourite last things:

Arcane: League of Legends

Ethel Carrick | Anne Dangar is a Know My Name project, the National Gallery 

Stromae, Tous les Mêmes

With Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announcing a federal election date of May 3, Australians will now have five weeks to decide who to vote for. But what lessons does history have to offer about how the campaign will unfold and are there echoes of elections past? 

The Maurie Plant Meet Athletics in Melbourne has sold out as the Australian public get a chance to see teenage running sensation, Gout Gout, run in the 200 metres.

Australia's fastest group of male sprinters will line up in the 100m, all aiming to run under 10 seconds and there's also huge interest in Torrie Lewis - Australia's fastest woman. 

The fallout from this week's massive US intelligence leak continues in Washington with Democrats and Republicans outraged after it was revealed that highly sensitive plans of a military strike in Yemen were shared on a messaging app and accidentally included a journalist. 

Democrats have now spotted an opportunity to land some punches on the new administration, something the party has struggled to do since Donald Trump returned to the White House. 

The United States is again ramping up claims to take control of Greenland as JD Vance and his wife wrap up a lightening visit to the country's north to inspect a US military base.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has called the 2025 federal election for Saturday May 3, kicking off a five-week race to the polls. With the cost-of-living crisis still front of mind for many Australians, both major parties go into the race spruiking policies they claim will help ease hip-pocket pain.

A 7.7-magnitude earthquake has hit central Myanmar, with tremors felt in Thailand, China and India.

In Mandalay, the city closest to the quake epicentre, the damage appears to be heavy and the country's military junta has issues a rare request for help with relief efforts. 

Sean Turnell, the Australia economist who was an advisor to Myanmar’s democratic government led by Daw Aung San Suu Kyi has been hearing from friends and colleagues in Myanmar.

Roger Swainston is a renowned painter, naturalist and zoologist who has turned his attention to painting every species of rock lobster on the planet. 

His quest has taken him to far far flung places such as Easter Island, the Guadeloupe Islands, Costa Rica and Coral Bay off the West Australian coast.  

Jim Chalmers will hand down his pre-election budget on Tuesday with what he says will be “substantial” help for struggling Australians. But Labor’s fourth budget is likely to contain few surprises, since it was the budget we weren’t supposed to have. The arrival of Tropical Cyclone Alfred earlier this month scuppered Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s plans to call the election in April.

Kirsty Coventry, the Zimbabwe Sports Minister and Olympic gold medallist, has been elected president of the International Olympic Committee, becoming the first woman and first African to get the biggest job in world sports.