Reality tv show Love Island is back tonight and host Sophie Monk joined Dana and Dylan to talk about it

With it being mental health month - Local Psychologist Kim Kalousek joined Dana and Dylan to talk about therapy.

As NSW approaches 'freedom day' and the removal of stay home orders across our State, the lifting of restrictions doesn't mean our journey with COVID-19 is over, far from it.
This COVID Up Close Special gives you a front-row seat into how our hospital staff are dealing with patients in ICU, plus we talk to patients who've recently battled the delta strain of the virus.
You'll also hear about challenges ahead for our Indigenous communities lagging behind on vaccination rates, and insights into what's coming for NSW youth as students prepare to return to class October 25.

As part of Australian Wildlife Week - Dana and Dylan spoke to Katie Elsley, the Saving our Species Senior Project Officer about the Pomaderris Project in Denman

Dana and Dylan spoke to Jo Kelly from Wildlife Aid Upper Hunter about how to handle road kill

Its mental health month so Dana and Dylan spoke to Psychologist and Suicidologist, Annie Fardell-Hartley about the importance of mental health in regional communities

The Murrurundi Arts & Crafts Council are holding their annual photograph awards again this year so Dana and Dylan spoke to the president Petra about it.

The love doctor is back for another week to answer all your questions

To celebrate Australian Wildlife Week, Dana and Dylan spoke to Kelly from Aussie Ark about all things aussie wildlife.

Kelly from Aussie Ark in the Barrington Tops joined Dana and Dylan to talk about how the Tassie devil twins got named